Congressional hopefuls draw on differences in Johnson v. Johnson

Former Republican Sheryl Johnson mounts challenge to incumbent Dusty Johnson

If Dusty Johnson and Sheryl Johnson could each wave a magic wand and change one aspect of Congress, their change would both center on money.

Dusty Johnson would create a sense of urgency among members of Congress to address the nation’s $35 trillion – and growing – debt. 

“It’s hard to find colleagues on either side of the aisle who really, really understand how much trouble we’re in with the debt,” Dusty Johnson said.

Sheryl Johnson wants to reject the money of large donors, corporate interests and political action committees from the political process. 

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