Perry and Johnson Urge Republican Support at Pennsylvania Rally
U.S. Rep. Scott Perry and House Speaker Mike Johnson held a campaign rally in Linglestown, Pennsylvania, framing the midterm elections as an existential battle against forces they described as the devil, communists, and barbarians seeking to take over America, urging…
Harrisburg Lancaster Lebanon York, PA, October 29, 2026 —
U.S. Rep. Scott Perry and House Speaker Mike Johnson held a campaign rally in Linglestown, Pennsylvania, where they urged voters to support Republicans in the midterm elections. The two framed the contests as an existential struggle, describing opposing forces as “the devil, communists, and barbarians seeking to take over America,” according to the provided account.
The rally’s stated message centered on portraying the midterms as a consequential battle and encouraging support for Republican candidates. The account does not identify other speakers, describe the audience, or provide details about specific candidates or policy proposals discussed at the event.
The date of the rally, its venue, attendance, and the names of any campaign organizations involved were not provided. The account also does not include verbatim remarks from Perry or Johnson, so the characterization of their language is reported as a summary rather than a direct quotation.
No further information was provided about reactions to the rally or events following it. The available details establish the location, the two public figures identified as participants, and the broad electoral appeal, but do not provide additional context about the campaign or the midterm races involved.
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