Sean Duffy says he won't run for governor, despite Donald Trump's plea
Duffy, who now lives in New Jersey, told conservative radio show host Jay Weber on Thursday in an interview on WISN-AM he won't be launching a campaign.
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Duffy, who now lives in New Jersey, told conservative radio show host Jay Weber on Thursday in an interview on WISN-AM he won't be launching a campaign.
Duffy, who now lives in New Jersey, told conservative radio show host Jay Weber on Thursday in an interview on WISN-AM he won't be launching a campaign.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Retired Republican U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy announced Thursday that he won't run for Wisconsin governor this year, ignoring pleas to do so by former President Donald Trump. Duffy also ruled out a run for U.S.
Duffy said Thursday that he won't run so he can care for his family. He left the House after learning that his ninth child had a heart condition.
Former Rep. Sean Duffy (R) on Thursday formally quashed any speculation that he might challenge Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers (D) in 2022, rejecting encouragement from former President Trump that he come out of political retirement.