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  A boxing star and former Biggest Loser celebrity trainer is joining the
  race attempting to strip Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of her Senate
  seat in New York.
  
  Cara Castronuova, 44, is staunchly pro-Trump and is a late entry to the Republican primary race - but says she thinks it will 'take a female candidate' to beat Gillibrand.
  
  
  'I just feel like it's wide open for somebody, the right
  candidate, to win in New York, and I just feel like I'm that right candidate,' she told DailyMail.com.
  'If there was somebody in it that was better than me, I
  would gladly not run for it.'
  
  Castronuova, who is of Chinese, Filipino and Italian heritage, said she would focus her campaign on medical freedom, fighting political persecution and addressing
  the migrant issue and how it affects New York.
  
  
  
  
  Pro-Trump Republican Cara Castronuova, 44, is running for the U.S.
  Senate seat currently held by Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand  
  
  
  
  
  
  Castronuova (right) is a former boxer, two-time Golden Gloves champion and former celebrity trainer on The Biggest Loser.
  She claims that New York is 'not as blue as everyone thinks
  
  She said that New York City Mayor Eric Adams' initiative to
  give migrants $13 per day on a pre-paid credit card is 'sad' when there are Americans and veterans living
  below the poverty line.
  
  Castronuova is also a conservative journalist and has been a vocal advocate for
  those being persecuted for crimes at the Capitol on January 6, 2021.
  
  
  Although she has not spoken to Trump about her bid for
  office, Castronuova has the backing of several MAGA-world individuals, including former New
  York City Mayor Rudy Guiliani and longtime Trump adviser Roger Stone.
  
  
  The former boxer and two-time Golden Gloves champion says she is prepared to 'fight' and is
  'not afraid' of the tough road to victory.
  
  'I was fighting for January 6 political prisoners three years ago when nobody else could
  even talk about this - it was taboo,' she told DailyMail.com in an interview.
  'I was fighting at the beginning against the lockdowns,
  for medical freedom. And that's the same way I want to
  fight for the Senate seat and for people in New
  York.'
  
  '[I'm] not afraid to say how I feel and who I am - being unapologetically, you know,
  America first candidate here in New York, which I think kind of separates me from the
  other candidates at the present time.'
  
  
  
  
  Castronuova speaks with former President Donald Trump. She says she wants
  to speak with Trump about her bid
  
  
  
  
  
  Castronuova has the backing of many Trump-world figures, including former New York City
  Mayor Rudy Giuliani (pictured) and longtime adviser Roger Stone
  
  Retired NYPD detective Michael Sapraicone and businessman Josh Eisen are also in the Republican primary race
  for the New York Senate seat. Sapraicone is considered the
  frontrunner and could likely net some of the more
  important endorsements from GOP leaders in the state.
  
  Gillibrand was appointed to the U.S. Senate for New York in 2008,
  when President aBrack Obama selected then-New York junior Sen. Hillary Clinton as his Secretary
  of State.
  
  Although New York is considered a Democratic stronghold due to the massive liberal population in New York City,
  Castronuova says the state is 'not as blue as everyone thinks' and believes now is the moment to flip the seat.
  
  
  'I think it's an opportunity that the Republican Party, you know, should take very seriously but
  with the right candidate, and I feel it's me,' she
  said. 'I fight whole-heartedly hard for things I believe in and I double down even when it's unpopular.'
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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