Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) criticized the California primary election, stating that it "stinks to high heaven." His comments reflect concerns raised by President Trump and other Republicans regarding the integrity of California's election system. Johnson mentioned that votes are being counted weeks after the election, but clarified, "I’m not saying it’s rigged. I’m saying it stinks to high heaven."
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Speaker Mike Johnson Criticizes California Primary Election Process
Speaker Mike Johnson expressed concerns about the California primary election process, stating it raises integrity issues. His remarks align with criticisms from President Trump and other Republicans regarding the timing of vote counting.
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Mike Johnson: California election ‘stinks to high heaven’
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