Ron Johnson
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Ron Harold Johnson is an American businessman and politician currently serving as the junior United States senator from Wisconsin, a position he has held since January 3, 2011. A member of the Republican Party, Johnson has focused on issues such as fiscal responsibility, healthcare reform, and government accountability during his tenure in the Senate. He has been an outspoken advocate for reducing the federal deficit and has often emphasized the need for economic growth through private sector initiatives.
I was originally sent a text at 11:36 by -- your friend, I just met him, Judge Troupis.
This is a complete non-story. We've issued a statement. And, it's a non-story.
This is a complete non-story. We've issued a statement. And, it's a non-story.
That`s a complete non-story. We`ve issued a statement, and this is a complete non-story. I don`t know what you`re even concerned about here.
I had no involvement in an alternate state of electors. I had no idea this`d even delivered to us, got delivered.
He is up for re-election coming up and is actually going to face a real significant challenge.
I think over the last few years, Ron Johnson has also been one of the biggest purveyors of misinformation and lies around the election, but around a lot of other things, including COVID-19.
Guys, this happened so fast. It's hard -- this is 18 months ago. This just -- this just happened.
It is far easier to do it on the front end than trying to do it on the back end.
I think we should be honest. Why do we have so much duplication? It is because Congress passes way too many laws, and we do not exercise enough care.
They have proven time and again that they will use that for political purposes and political leverage.
It is critical that European leaders seize this moment to adopt a realistic strategy for achieving energy independence as soon as practicably possible.
This situation could have been avoided by long-term planning and just applying basic business principles.
Do you have a kind of sense then in terms of the percent reduction then, based on they had transportation costs and the discounts that they are having to sell to these other places?
Peace in Europe is a core U.S. interest, and Europe's security is deeply impacted by its energy independence or lack thereof.
I am assuming it is also safe to say there is really no serious discussions about having a military escort for much--merchant ships and forcing our way in there?





