Delegate Trent Kittleman Endorses James Tarantin For United States Senate

    CHEVY CHASE, MD, October 19, 2021 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Today, entrepreneur, public speaker, author, and Republican candidate for United States Senate from Maryland, James Tarantin announces that Maryland House of Delegates member Trent Kittleman (R-9A) has endorsed his campaign for United States Senate in Maryland. Delegate Kittleman, one of the most respected members of the Maryland House of Delegates said she knew how to judge a winning candidate and James Tarantin is such a candidate. She praised his well thought out platform that will appeal to all residents in Maryland.

"It is difficult for a Republican to win against a Democrat in Maryland. But I believe we have a rare opportunity right now, and James Tarantin can do it," said Delegate Trent Kittleman.

"In all my years in politics, I have not encountered a 'platform' as thoughtful and well-done as his," concluded Kittleman. "It is not a collection of platitudes and soundbites. He has approached every issue by stating the problem and offering solutions."

"I am very honored to have received Delegate Kittleman's endorsement," said James Tarantin. "It is yet a further sign of the momentum this campaign is receiving and how the issues I am raising are resonating with Marylanders."

James, a Republican, who emigrated to the United States embodies the America Dream, rising up from a struggling teen who was fed leftovers from restaurant owners to establishing and running a multimillion-dollar company, Flag & Symbol is running because he believes Maryland is tired of career politicians. He is a modern Republican with common-sense, forward-looking solutions that will serve African Americans, Hispanics, Asians, women, and people from all creeds and colors. He has pledged to be a Senator for all the citizens of Maryland. He represents a fresh and new generation of leadership.

James lives in Montgomery County, Maryland with his wife Jena, a former nurse, and their two sons who were born in 2018 and 2021.

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