Timothy Ramthun’s entry into WI gubernatorial primary was the car wreck no one could look away from.
His campaign is built around the idea the 2020 election could still be overturned. His campaign website went live, only to be deactivated.
politico.com/news/2022/02/2…
His campaign is built around the idea the 2020 election could still be overturned. His campaign website went live, only to be deactivated.
politico.com/news/2022/02/2…
His three-hour campaign kickoff featured the appearance of Mike Lindell, the pillow salesperson and conspiracy theorist.
“It’s Tim time,” Ramthun, a state lawmaker, told supporters, while political professionals in Wisconsin cringed.
“It’s Tim time,” Ramthun, a state lawmaker, told supporters, while political professionals in Wisconsin cringed.
It’s an unusual level of dysfunction for a state party that not so long ago was regarded as a model for conservatism nationally. And it may have disastrous implications for the party in the fall of what otherwise looks like a favorable year for Republicans across the electoral
map, undercutting fundraising and turnout efforts in the GOP’s bid to reelect Sen. Ron Johnson and to unseat the state’s Democratic governor, Tony Evers.
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