Anti-Trump group supporting Rep.
Anthony Gonzalez, other Republicans
who voted to impeach
Posted By: OhioNick, 3/12/2021 7:10:21 AM
Rep. Anthony Gonzalez put his political career at risk when he voted to impeach Donald Trump in January for his role in the U.S. Capitol riot. The decision created backlash and political opponents within his own Republican Party. But, at least one Republican group, has his back. The Republican Accountability Project launched a $1 million television and billboard campaign to express support for all Republicans who voted for impeachment. Defending Democracy Together, a right-learning anti-Trump advocacy group, is behind the initiative.
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Anti-Trump group supporting Rep.
Anthony Gonzalez, other Republicans
who voted to impeach 20 replies
Anthony Gonzalez, other Republicans
who voted to impeach 20 replies
Rep. Anthony Gonzalez put his political career at risk when he voted to impeach Donald Trump in January for his role in the U.S. Capitol riot.
The decision created backlash and political opponents within his own Republican Party. But, at least one Republican group, has his back.
The Republican Accountability Project launched a $1 million television and billboard campaign to express support for all Republicans who voted for impeachment. Defending Democracy Together, a right-learning anti-Trump advocacy group, is behind the initiative.
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