Republican Leaders Respond to Young Republicans' Group Chat Controversy
House Speaker Mike Johnson has condemned a leaked group chat in which Young Republican officials made racist, antisemitic, and homophobic comments, including praising Adolf Hitler and joking about gas chambers.
"We roundly condemn it, and anybody in any party who espouses it, we’re opposing that.”
Johnson emphasized that these views do not reflect the principles of the Republican Party, which stands for the founding principles of America. JD Vance downplayed the controversy, stating that "kids do stupid things."
- Racist, antisemitic, and homophobic chats were leaked from a Young Republicans' group chat.
- Comments included praise for Adolf Hitler and jokes about gas chambers.
- American flag with a swastika was found in a Republican congressman’s office.
Author's summary: Republican leaders condemn Young Republicans' group chat controversy.
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