Johnson denies spending cuts are a sign of shrinking map for GOP
in New Bern, North Carolina, Congressman Mike Johnson (R-LA) addressed concerns about the withdrawal of funds by top Republican super PACs from key races. He argued that this is merely a strategic resource allocation, emphasizing that the GOP still possesses a substantial campaign war chest, which is being distributed across various races nationwide. Johnson dismissed the idea that the reduced financial support signals a shrinking map for Republicans trying to maintain control of the House majority in the upcoming November elections. The article also features promotional content for Washington Examiner subscriptions and access options.
NEW BERN, North Carolina — Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) denied that the withdrawal of cash by top GOP super PACs in key races is a sign the map is shrinking for Republicans to hold on to their House majority this November.
“It’s about resource allocation, and we have a huge war chest, but we’re having to spread it out across the country,” Johnson told the Washington Examiner after a campaign stop at the Copper Ridge barn in New Bern for GOP candidate Laurie Buckhout.
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