While our focus has been on the State of the Union, and rightfully so, there’s major news out of Washington that hasn’t received the attention it deserves. (RELATED: Liberty Rising Brief: Biden’s ‘Best’ Moments)
One of former President Trump’s strongest advocates in Congress will not seek reelection.
In a selfless announcement on Twitter, Rep. Fred Keller (R-Pa.) wrote, in part, “With control of Congress & the direction of our nation at stake, this election is bigger than any one person. Rather than pit Republicans against Republicans, which the congressional map chosen by the liberal PA Supreme Court does, I am committed to helping take back the House holding Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate seat, and electing a conservative Governor.”
With control of Congress & the direction of our nation at stake, this election is bigger than any one person. Rather than pit Republicans against Republicans, which the congressional map chosen by the liberal PA Supreme Court does, I am committed to helping take back the House…
— Fred Keller (@VoteFredKeller) February 28, 2022
Keller added he would not “run against another member of Pennsylvania’s Republican Congressional Delegation.” (RELATED: Trump Stuns GOP Establishment With Latest Endorsement)
Keller has a 90% lifetime rating from the American Conservative Union. The ACU rates him on being particularly strong on the issue of government integrity and transparency.
He also was a top campaign surrogate for Trump in Pennsylvania. (RELATED: Pennsylvania’s Mail-In Voting Law Dealt Another Legal Blow)
WATCH:
“Mr. President… Our support for you is as strong today as it ever was.” -Fred Keller
— GOP (@GOP) May 21, 2019
It’s time for #PA12 to send Fred Keller to Washington to help MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! https://t.co/lQYB8jZfOp pic.twitter.com/Pbrnk9Cy6b
The Hill reports:
Pennsylvania had to redraw its congressional map with one less district due to the results of the 2020 census.
The state Supreme Court picked a map designed by Democratic voters, as the governor and GOP-dominated legislature could not come to an agreement on redistricting.
The new map combined Keller’s district with Republican Rep. Glenn Thompson’s district.
“My team & I will continue to work to provide the constituents of Pennsylvania’s 12th Congressional District with the highest level of service. Representing the values of the outstanding people of central & northeast Pennsylvania, who go to work every day and get the job done, has been the privilege of a lifetime. Thank you to everyone who has allowed me to do it,” Keller stated.
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Okay, Keller has been in Congress and Trump endorced him so why is he dropping out and giving the job to Thompson. Why isn’t Thompson the one dropping out. And why couldn’t the governor and republican party come to a conclusion so to not give the democrats the win, or did the party rinos decide not to keep two republicans in so as to win. What was the reason Trump didn’t endorse Thompson, is he a rino and the rinos won always putting themselves first instead of putting the voters first. Why do the journalists of today leave out all the whys and leave out the real question to be answered in articles. Why, why, why did the republicans not resolve their issue and gave the democrats a win and why, why, why did the Trump endorsed one, lose.