Sid Miller Kicks Off “Stop The Madness” Anti-Impeachment Campaign With Houston Rally

"Stop the Madness" was launched by the Republican National Committee to take action against the crazy Dems who have just pushed forward with an impeachment inquiry against President Trump.

As head of the RNC Ronna McDaniel put it,

“Democrats promised to reach across the aisle and work with President Trump and Republicans to serve the American people, but instead are now pushing their hyper-partisan impeachment agenda. Enough is enough; Americans are sick and tired of these witch hunts.”

According to the "Stop the Madness" website:

 

 Democrats have proven, yet again, they have no problem ignoring the will of the American people and THE TRUTH. Contrary to the lies Democrats are spreading, there was:

• NO QUID PRO QUO.
• NOTHING INAPPROPRIATE WAS MENTIONED.
• NO THREATS WERE MADE. 

 

Here's the video put out there by the RNC to explain more about the "Stop the Madness" campaign:

The El Paso Times has more details on the counter-impeachment rally Sid Miller is headlining:

The national Republican Party has launched a $2 million ad campaign to defend President Donald Trump from the move by U.S. House Democrats to conduct impeachment proceedings and the ground-level effort in Texas begins Thursday.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller, an outspoken Trump supporter, will headline what the GOP is calling its "Stop the Madness" campaign during an 8:45 a.m. rally at Houston Marriott Westchase, about 15 miles from downtown.

The goal in Houston is to highlight freshman Democratic Congresswoman Lizzie Fletcher's support for the impeachment effort announced last week by Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Some 60 Democratic Congress members thought by the GOP to be vulnerable in the 2020 elections are being targeted nationwide.

"We are going to hold Democrats accountable for their ridiculous charade and remind voters that their Democrat representative turned their back on them," RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said in a news release.

Fox News has more to say about the "Stop the Madness" campaign:

The Republican National Committee launched a national counter-impeachment campaign called “Stop the Madness” on Monday, targeting House Democrats and vowing to cause "chaos" in response to the formal impeachment inquiryagainst President Trump.

“Democrats promised to reach across the aisle and work with President Trump and Republicans to serve the American people, but instead are now pushing their hyper-partisan impeachment agenda,” RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel told Fox News on Monday. “Enough is enough; Americans are sick and tired of these witch hunts.”

She added: “We are going to hold Democrats accountable for their ridiculous charade and remind voters that their Democrat representative turned their back on them.”

As part of their aggressive impeachment response, the RNC on Monday launched a new website, stopthemadness.gop, with officials saying it will be used to target House Democrats for their “extreme actions."

“The website is going to be a one-stop-shop for activists and supporters of President Trump across the country to get information on our efforts to cause chaos within the Democratic Party,” RNC spokesman Rick Gorka, who is heading up the campaign, told Fox News in an interview Monday.

Gorka said the website will be the place for supporters to sign petitions, donate and get involved in counter-protests and demonstrations as the party “fights back on this impeachment craziness.”

“Our goal is to cause chaos,” Gorka said. “This is a poison pill. When you couple the impeachment process with the socialist policies being espoused by 2020 Democrats, it’s going to sink their chances at the ballot box, especially with those crucial swing voters and independents across the country.”

The site is slated to highlight dozens of Democrats in favor of impeachment in Trump-won districts, as well as states with upcoming key Senate and gubernatorial races.

“From California to Maine, and everywhere in between, we have dedicated communications and political staff whose sole focus is to drive voter engagement in those districts,” Gorka explained. “This will be a battle in the streets, online, on the airwaves—we have all of the tools at our disposal.”