A Wisconsin Republican Senator who opposed Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday got booed out of a Juneteenth celebration.
During an interview at Milwaukee’s event, Sen. Ron Johnson was drowned out by a crowd who booed until he left.
Sen Johnson opposed the holiday because he says America doesn’t need another paid day off for federal workers.
In a statement addressing his concerns about Juneteenth, Johnson said:
“It still seems strange that having taxpayers provide federal employees paid time off is now required to celebrate the end of slavery.”
Roland says, “Everytime Ron Johnson talks … Boo his a$$.”
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