In Tight Election Race Ron Johnson Said He Would Not Oppose Same-Sex Marriage Bill – He Will Vote Against It Today: Report
U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI), one of the most unpopular of all of America’s senators, came close to loosing re-election last week.
In that hard-fought race even his top state newspaper told voters to throw him out of office. “Election deceiver, science fabulist, billionaire benefactor.
After 12 years, it’s time to term-limit Sen. Ron Johnson,” was the headline by the Editorial Board of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
In an apparent effort to win re-election, Johnson said he would not oppose a pending bill to protect same-sex marriage. READ MORE: ‘Only Red Line … Is Power’: McConnell Beats Scott After ‘Marathon’ Meetings for Future of Senate GOP Leadership “Even though I feel the Respect for Marriage Act is unnecessary, should it come before the Senate, I see no reason to oppose it,” he said in July, CNN reported.
