Former Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch announces GOP gubernatorial bid
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Republican former Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch announced her bid for governor in 2022 on Thursday, emphasizing her support for the police force and election integrity.
Throughout her announcement, Kleefisch praised and aligned herself with former President Donald Trump, who has gotten involved in a slew of gubernatorial races, causing a headache for the Republican Governors Association. Multiple Republicans told CNN last spring that the former President's hostility toward officeholders and candidates who refuse to embrace his false election fraud claims has fomented fear that he may be negatively impacting the party's gubernatorial recruitment and retention. "There will be people who will tell you we cannot do this. I am telling you today, don't listen to them. They're lying to you. I am telling you I know this because there was someone else who was told what he couldn't do. And that man's name was Donald J. Trump," she said.
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