John,
On January 6th, 2021, just moments before far-right insurrectionists stormed the U.S. Capitol, Ron Johnson’s staffer offered that Johnson would hand-deliver fake Wisconsin electors to the vice president. This was a blatant attempt to ignore the will of Wisconsinites and throw the presidential election to Donald Trump.
Republicans are preparing to do whatever it takes to reinstate Trump or a far-right radical like him in the 2024 election, and Johnson has proved he has NO respect for his oath of office or Wisconsin voters.
Now, Deb would like to know: Do you believe Johnson is worthy of the office he holds?
John, the “fake electors” scheme was an illegal attempt to subvert the will of Wisconsinites. It was an outright attack on our democracy, and it propped up the Big Lie that Donald Trump won.
Our elected leaders take an oath of office to support and defend the Constitution. They have a duty to serve honorably and ethically. Ron Johnson failed in that duty. Deb believes that Wisconsin deserves better than an elected official who would try to steal an election from the people (we’re looking at you, too, Derrick Van Orden). She wants to know if you agree.
Do you believe Ron Johnson is worthy of serving in the Senate?
Thank you,
Team McGrath
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Deb Baldus McGrath is an Army Veteran, former CIA officer, and mother of three running for Congress in WI-03. She’s fighting for affordable health care, good-paying jobs, and common prosperity.
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