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Ron Johnson PROVES Devastating Party Truth With Brutal Mistake
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11:03Now PlayingRepublican Ron Johnson attempts to do damage control blaming teleprompter error after he gives speech clearly stoking political division and hate while Republicans claimed their were focusing on unity and blaming Democrats following Donald Trump's assassination attempt. John Iadarola and Michael Shure break it down on The Damage Report.
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Ron Johnson's RNC speech hits a teleprompter glitch
"Ron Johnson's moment in the spotlight at the Republican National Convention did not go completely to plan.
The opening lines of the remarks he intended to deliver calling for unity did not appear on the teleprompter, an aide to Johnson told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
And he mistakenly read a line — not intended to be in the final version of his speech — that said Democratic policies were "a clear and present danger to America, to our institutions, our values and our people.""
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