Moreno wants Senate to press for Trump to get Nobel Peace Prize
Sen. Bernie Moreno of Ohio is pushing for President Donald Trump to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. He has introduced a resolution in the U.S. Senate calling on the Norwegian Nobel Committee to award Trump the prestigious prize in 2025. The resolution also urges other peace-loving nations to support this call and expresses gratitude to Trump for his role in ending Iran’s nuclear program and related hostilities in just 12 days.
This move comes after former President Barack Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2009, less than a year into his presidency. Moreno believes that Trump’s actions in securing a ceasefire with Iran and dismantling their nuclear facilities warrant recognition on the global stage.
In a statement on X, Moreno criticized Obama for not living up to the ideals of the Nobel Peace Prize after receiving the award. He praised Trump for achieving what many thought was impossible and believes it is time to formally nominate him for the honor.
Joining Moreno in nominating Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize is Rep. Earl “Buddy” Carter of Georgia, who is currently running for the U.S. Senate. Carter commended Trump for his role in brokering peace between Israel and Iran, preventing the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism from acquiring dangerous weapons.
Carter’s nomination letter highlighted Trump’s leadership in promoting peace, preventing war, and fostering international harmony, all qualities that align with the values of the Nobel Peace Prize.
The push to nominate Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize has gained momentum, with lawmakers recognizing his efforts in resolving conflicts and promoting global stability. The nomination reflects a recognition of Trump’s contributions to peace and diplomacy on the world stage.
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