House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said Vice President Kamala Harris’ decision to choose Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) will make it “easier” for former President Donald Trump to win the presidency in November. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro had been believed to be a frontrunner until the campaign selected Walz. The announcement came Tuesday morning.
“I didn’t expect that she would do it,” Johnson told The Hill of Harris not choosing a more conservative VP candidate to balance the ticket “because she has proven, once again, to be true to her principles and her priorities, and they’re not aligned with the American people.”
Johnson called Walz a “far-left candidate and choice,” in his interview with The Hill and said it confirms the left-leaning course of the Democratic Party.
“It makes it easier for us,” Johnson said. “He is a far-left candidate and choice. I frankly thought that she might try to choose a moderate, but obviously she has proven once again who she is. We refer to Kamala Harris as a San Francisco radical because she is.”
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