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WEEK OF 03/02/2022
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Sen. Johnson Blames 'Weak' Biden Admin For Russia's Invasion of Ukraine
Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., on Sunday blamed a “weak” Biden administration for paving the way to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In an interview on Fox News’ “Sunday Morning Futures,” Johnson added the weakness was widespread. “I don't think Vladimir Putin would have moved on Ukraine were it not for the weakness displayed certainly by the Biden administration, but also by the West in general,” he said.
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The Covid Cartel Lied, People Died. Now They Say It’s All Your Fault
In July 2021, President Biden, members of his administration, and the rest of the Covid cartel – federal health agencies, Big Pharma, legacy media, and Big Tech – began blaming the unvaccinated for the prolonged pandemic and calling it a “pandemic of the unvaccinated.” On July 16, 2021, Salvador Rizzo, writing as the Washington Post’s fact-checker, and therefore an esteemed member of the Covid cartel, awarded Johnson four Pinocchios for stating what was objectively true: the CDC’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) had already reported “over 5,200 deaths” on their “early warning system.”
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Sen. Ron Johnson releases campaign ad calling out the media 'covering up' for Biden
Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wisc. is out with a new campaign ad targeting liberal media outlets for "covering up" on behalf of President Biden. "For decades the American people have seen the mainstream media trade objective journalism for liberal propaganda," Johnson told Fox News Digital. "As these outlets continue to promote the liberal attacks being launched against me, I am going to take my message straight to the people of Wisconsin so they can hear the truth directly from me."
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Democratic group’s false attack on Wis. GOP Sen. Ron Johnson over outsourcing to China
Candidates and third-party groups have seized on China as a theme in their advertising in the runup to the 2022 primaries. In some ads, candidates vow to get tough on China; in others, candidates are painted as too cozy with the nation. A TV ad from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee takes the latter approach in targeting Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson in swing-state Wisconsin. The ad makes a variety of attacks on Johnson, including one that claims he has been "rewarding companies that outsource to China."
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Johnson: I can’t support ‘soft on crime’ Judge Pocan
While liberal news outlets criticize U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson for his opposition to the nomination of Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge William Pocan to a seat on the federal court in Green Bay, Johnson has good reason for objecting to the appointment of another soft-on-crime, liberal judge.
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