Sen. Ron Johnson Vows to WALK OUT If Senate Republicans Rush Leadership Elections Tuesday After Midterm Bloodbath — Calls Rush “OBNOXIOUS”
A growing rebellion is brewing inside the Senate Republican Conference following the GOP's devastating midterm election losses, and Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson is drawing a line in the sand. The post Sen. Ron Johnson Vows to WALK OUT If Senate Republicans Rush Leadership Elections Tuesday After Midterm Bloodbath — Calls Rush “OBNOXIOUS” appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Senator Ron Johnson announced he will refuse to participate in scheduled Republican leadership elections if the party does not first confront its midterm election losses. Johnson and four other senators have demanded that leadership elections be postponed to allow for an examination of what went wrong and a discussion of future strategy. They argue that holding elections without such a review would be “political malpractice.”
- Senator Ron Johnson will boycott upcoming Republican leadership elections if the party does not first discuss its midterm losses.
- Johnson and four other Republican senators (Mike Lee, Rick Scott, Ted Budd, John Kennedy) are demanding a postponement of the elections.
- The senators believe a thorough review of election results and leadership is necessary before selecting new leaders.
- They argue that rushing elections without a substantive discussion would be “political malpractice.”
- The group has the required signatures to request a Republican Conference meeting to discuss these issues.
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