GOP Gov. Stitt ‘disappointed’ as Dem governors may stop paying NGA dues

Colorado Springs, Colorado – The next president of the National Assembly of Ruling (NGA), governor of the state, Kevin State, RROk, is “disappointed” because some Democratic conservatives may stop paying their dues to the party group.

Before the NGA summer meeting in Colorado Springs, Colorado, said that at least two Democrats, the ruler. Tim Walz is planning from Minnesota and Laura Kelly from Kansas to stop paying their dues when they are asked to renew their membership this month because NGA responds to President Donald Trump’s second state.

“We should not play the policy as they do in Washington, DC,” Stette told Fox News Digital in an exclusive interview at the summer meeting. “But sometimes, if you are a ruler running for the presidency or a higher position, you make him politically.”

Kelly is the president of the Democratic Conservative Association (DGA), the party party arm that was vocal in the resistance of the Trump administration. While Walz weighs a third trial round, the former presidential candidate has been a leading deputy of the Trump administration since it lost the White House alongside Vice President Kamala Harris last year.

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Democratic discontent comes at a time when Democratic Governor Jared Police from Colorado is preparing to give up his presidency to State, a Republican, at the summer meeting this week. The governor of the state, Wes Moore, DMD, is scheduled to become a deputy.

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“I would like to tell anyone, listen, do you want your leaders to take the ball and return to the house just because they feel crazy about something? This is not the way to solve problems,” said State.

“Listen, this is not the time to take the ball and return to the house. Let’s sit down and discuss what a policy is the best policies [are] Go ahead, “Stein added.

Oklahoma ruler said he could be “frustrated” when Democrats are constantly targeting Trump, but as a business leader, he said that there are many cases that conservatives can find a common ground, including a decrease in the United States more than $ 36 trillion.

The outgoing president of the National Ruler (NGA) will discuss American education with US Education Minister Linda McMahon at the NGA Summer Meeting in Colorado Springs, Colorado on Friday, July 25, 2025. (Deirdre Heaven – Fox News Digital)

Before the summer meeting, Erik Wohlschlegel, NGA Communications Manager, confirmed the NGA party nature and told Fox News Digital that “the NGA mission has not changed.”

According to the Atlantic Ocean report, NGA Democratic members complained that the group “did not respond enough” when the Trump administration stopped federal funding in early this year, as Mainen Governor of Main State clashed with Trump’s biological men in women’s sport, and recently, when Trump’s National Guard names to California for anti -steroid protests.

“Every general statement reflects NGA issues a consensus of the two parties. So far this year, there was one statement except for this consensus, and when the conservatives do not agree, we simply do not issue one. Thus we maintain our role as an occasion from the two parties, a principle that we will not hit,” explained by Wohlschlegel.

Thirteen Republicans and Seven Democrats Plan to attend the summer meeting, which includes discussions with the Minister of Education, Linda McMahon, the Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services, Robert F. Kennedy Junior.

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Oklahoma Governor Kevin State, Vice President of NGA, in his capacity as head of state ruler Jared Police of Colorado at the Winter National League (NGA) meeting in Washington, DC. (Fox News/Charlie Cretz)

A source familiar with the situation blamed the controversy on “democratic fighting, the unannounced campaign, and some unknown voices looking to reshape a non -partisan institution to one political.”

The source added that “there are no governors in the registry expressing discontent with NGA. No allegations of misconduct, governance failure or mismanagement have been raised.”

Without addressing the controversy directly, Connor Cahill, a Polis spokesman, told Fox News Digital that the ruler was “honored” to lead NGA and “Work across the corridor while maintaining education, allowing reform, and standing on federal efforts to strip the stellar authority over the National Guard and raise the first states of the states.”

He added, “During this polarizing time, the two parties are needed more than ever, and NGA must continue to show value to all conservatives and inform the conservative opinions effectively on different matters with the public and the federal government.”

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“People seem to forget that NGA is an organization of both parties, not a political organization,” told Abegail Cave, a STITT spokesman, Fox News Digital before NGA.

Fox News Digital communicated with Walz and Kelly to comment, but it did not receive a response immediately.