sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) blamed his staff after a 1/6 commission involved him in the fraudulent voter scheme.
After the commission showed evidence of his involvementJohnson’s spokesman tweeted:
The vice president’s office said not to give it to him, and we did not. No further action was taken. End of story.
– Alexa Henning (@alexahenning) June 21, 2022
Either Ron Johnson doesn’t know what his staff is doing, or he’s lying. The reason Senator Johnson is probably not telling the truth is that officers don’t usually contact the vice president’s staff on a whim or try to arrange something like a dream. Johnson himself transmits false voices to Pence.
The employee was probably told to contact Pence’s office to make this happen. sen. Johnson seems to have been left with the impression that since he did not make the request himself, he has a plausible refusal.
A quick summons to the clerk would shed light on the whole issue, but a dream. Johnson’s story doesn’t make sense. In Johnson’s version, he was completely in the dark, while his staff was so well informed about the conspiracy of the fake voters that they were able to speak to Pence’s staff in an informed manner.
The man who was able to know about the plot was Ron Johnson. The 1/6 committee caught him, and Johnson’s hiding behind staff apologies raised more questions than answers.
Mr. Isley is the editor-in-chief. He is also a White House spokesman and a correspondent for the PoliticusUSA Congress. Jason has a bachelor’s degree in political science. His dissertation focuses on public policy, specializing in social reform movements.
Awards and professional memberships
Member of the Society of Professional Journalists and the American Political Science Association
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