Another Republican candidate to challenge Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren

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Another Republican campaigner has jumped into the Massachusetts U.S. Senate race

BOSTON -- Another Republican campaigner has jumped into the Massachusetts U.S. Senate race.

Ian Cain connected Wednesday formally launched his campaign. He’s the 2nd Republican to instrumentality connected incumbent Democratic U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren arsenic she runs for her 3rd term.

Cain has served arsenic Quincy’s archetypal metropolis councilor who is Black and retired arsenic gay. He is besides the laminitis of a startup that is simply a blockchain exertion incubator. He has taken purpose astatine Warren, saying she is moving for herself alternatively of the radical of Massachusetts.

“What's worse is that she's incapable of delivering existent results due to the fact that she's truthful bogged down successful utmost partisanship,” Cain said successful a run video. Cain said helium grew up successful Quincy.

The 41-year-old said helium is moving to “usher successful the adjacent procreation of leadership, wherever leaders absorption connected embracing the innovation system and the caller integer world.”

Republican John Deaton, a erstwhile U.S. Marine and cryptocurrency attorney, is besides challenging Warren.

Deaton, who was calved successful Detroit and precocious moved to Massachusetts, has highlighting his hardscrabble upbringing, his years successful the Marines serving arsenic a justice advocator astatine Marine Corps Air Station successful Yuma, Arizona; and his vocation arsenic a lawyer successful portion representing victims of mesothelioma.

Deaton, 56, has formed himself arsenic a combatant for the moving and mediate classes.

Both Republicans look a steep ascent against Warren, 74, a erstwhile Harvard instrumentality prof who has doubly won a Senate seat, and came successful 3rd successful Massachusetts successful her 2020 bid for president.

Warren presently has much than $4 cardinal successful her run account.

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