Bernie Moreno wants Senate to call for Nobel Peace Prize to go to Trump

Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, wants President Donald Trump to triumph the Nobel Peace Prize.

The lawmaker is introducing a resolution Wednesday that declares the U.S. Senate "calls connected the Norwegian Nobel Committee to grant President Donald John Trump the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize," "urges each peace-loving nations to articulation successful that call" and "expresses its deepest appreciation to President Trump for bringing an extremity some to the atomic programme of Iran and hostilities related thereto successful lone 12 days."

President Barack Obama was awarded the prize successful 2009, little than 1 twelvemonth aft taking office.

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Sen. Bernie Moreno and President Donald Trump (Getty Images)

"Obama won the Nobel, past helium killed hundreds of civilians and did thing to halt Forever Wars," Moreno declared in a post connected X. "Now President Trump did what neocons said couldn’t beryllium done—destroying Iran’s atomic facilities & securing a ceasefire. It’s clip to formally nominate him."

Rep. Earl "Buddy" Carter, R-Ga., who is running for U.S. Senate, besides nominated Trump for the grant this week.

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In a nomination letter, the congressman said helium was nominating Trump "in designation of his bonzer and historical relation successful brokering an extremity to the equipped struggle betwixt Israel and Iran and preventing the world’s largest authorities sponsor of coercion from obtaining the astir lethal limb connected the planet."

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"His enactment astatine this infinitesimal exemplifies the precise ideals that the Nobel Peace Prize seeks to recognize: the pursuit of peace, the prevention of war, and the advancement of planetary harmony," Carter's missive declared.

Fox News' Tyler Olson contributed to this report