
Rep. Jim Walsh answers questions posed by The Center Square Associate Editor Greg Bishop at the Republican National Convention
Carleen Johnson
The Center Square Washington
Washington State Republican Party Chair Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, reacted Tuesday to the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump and responded to questions from The Center Square posed by Associate Editor Greg Bishop at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Wis. Watch in video below:
This report was first published by The Center Square Washington.
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