The Wisconsin lawmakers who were in the room for Trump’s spiel did not seem to get the same memo.
, who is not exactly known for his restraint, let a room full of House Republicans know his thoughts on the RNC’s host city on Thursday.Trump spokesperson and former Trump administration official, Steven Cheung, called Punchbowl’s reporting “total bullshit” in an X post. “He never said it like how it’s been falsely characterized as. He was talking about how terrible crime and voter fraud are,” he said.
Rep. Glenn Grothman and Rep. Scott Fitzgerald corroborated that Trump was referring to the election integrity and crime rate in Milwaukee, according to theHowever, Steil fell in line with the rest of his colleagues later in the day, changing his story on a WISN 12 News appearance.Rep. Derrick Van Orden had his own story too, claiming that Trump was referring to “the CRIME RATE in Milwaukee.” Rep.
“You are calling their home ‘horrible,’” Johnson told reporters Thursday afternoon. “If Donald Trump wants to talk about things that he thinks are horrible, all of us lived through his presidency, so right back at ya, buddy.”
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