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“Stop The Nonsense:” Governor Hogan Appears on CNN State of the Union
Governor Hogan appeared on CNN’s State of the Union with Jake Tapper. Governor Hogan called on President Trump to begin the transition process, arguing it would be “disgraceful” and damaging to America’s reputation around the world if we fail to have “a smooth hand off.” With COVID raging throughout the country, “lives are at stake” if the outgoing administration refuses to share information and work together with the incoming administration.
Governor Hogan Discusses National COVID Response on Fox News, CNBC, CNN, and MSNBC
Governor Hogan appeared on Fox News, CNBC, CNN, and MSNBC to discuss his recent virtual meetings with President-elect Biden and Vice President Pence. In both meetings, Governor Hogan urged the outgoing and incoming administrations to finally reach a compromise on the stimulus package, to renew federal Title 32 funding for state national guards, and to continue close coordination in the development and distribution of a vaccine. With COVID-19 rising to unprecedented levels throughout the nation, Governor Hogan is emphasizing that we cannot afford to “drop the ball” by needlessly delaying the transition or failing to coordinate the national response.
What They Are Saying: In Reagan Foundation Speech, Governor Hogan “Appeals To The Exhausted Majority”
Governor Hogan spoke to the Ronald Reagan Foundation & Institute on Monday about the future of the GOP and the country. In his remarks, Governor Hogan advocated for his party to reject the “false choice” between “toxic politics” and “establishment insiders,” and instead look to Republican leaders outside of Washington who are actually getting things done to improve the lives of Americans. Here’s they’re saying about Governor Hogan’s speech:
Governor Hogan Pens USA Today Op-ed on Future of GOP: “Look Outside of Washington”
In case you missed it, Governor Hogan penned an op-ed on the future of the Republican party in USA Today, arguing the GOP should reject the “false choice” between returning back to the way things were before 2016 and proceeding “as if this election never happened” and instead “look outside of Washington.” At 11:30 pm ET this morning, Governor Hogan will be speaking at the Reagan Foundation & Institute about the future of the GOP and the country.