Obama-Appointed Judge Kicks Off Legal Standoff With Trump's DOGE Activities at Treasury
Trump Has Taken Over the Kennedy Center
WaPo Columnist Latest Piece Shows the Libs Still Don't Get It
Doctor Explains That Trump Derangement Syndrome Among Libs Is Real and Debilitating
John Fetterman Just Dropped a Grim Prediction for Dems
So, That's Who Was Running the Country After Joe's Disastrous CNN Debate
USA Today Uses Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts to Lie About DEI
Gun Owners Celebrate Trump's Bold Executive Order to Defend 2A Rights
CNN's Latest On-Air Blunder Is a Major Hit to Its Reputation
Trudeau Caught on Hot Mic Talking About Trump
Elon Musk's Reported Super Bowl Plans: A Game-Changer in Advertising
Left-Wing Media Faces the Chopping Block as Government Funding Comes Under Fire
FBI Allegedly Ignored Informant’s $190K Theft From Jan. 6 Protestor, Court Filing Reveals
Michigan Lawmaker Chooses Voluntary Sterilization to Avoid Pregnancy in 'Trump’s America'
A Sex Offender Was Allowed to Enter Women’s Locker Rooms in VA. This...
Tipsheet

Dem in a Major Swing District Calls it Quits Ahead of 2022

AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite

House Democrats were dealt another hurdle on Tuesday in the fight to keep their majority in the lower chamber. Wisconsin Congressman Ron Kind (D-WI), of the third congressional district, announced that he will not seek reelection in the 2022 midterm election.

Advertisement

The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) said that Kind chose retirement over defending House Democrats' record, including "rising prices, rising crime, and skyrocketing illegal immigration."

"Ron Kind chose to retire rather than defend Democrats' record of rising prices, rising crime, and skyrocketing illegal immigration," NRCC spokesperson Mike Berg said in a statement. "Kind's retirement is the clearest sign yet that House Democrats' majority is toast."

The Wisconsin Democrat narrowly won reelection in 2020, and former President Donald Trump carried the district by almost 5 points. Kind is one of a growing list of lawmakers who will not seek reelection.

Advertisement

House Democrats hold a historically slim majority and Republicans are overwhelmingly favored to take back the majority in 2022.

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement