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House Speaker Mike Johnson revealed Wednesday that President Donald Trump's push to organize a midterm Republican Party convention could become a half-true reality in the coming months.

During a press conference at the Capitol, the Louisiana lawmaker recounted that Trump recently contacted him while he was traveling to share what he described as an innovative proposal. "The president called me, I think it was last week, just as the topic was starting to appear in the media. He said, 'Mike, I have a great idea... how would you like a midterm convention?'" Johnson recalled.

The congressman did not hesitate to publicly support the suggestion, calling it a "brilliant" initiative that could strengthen party unity and reinvigorate the Republican base ahead of the upcoming elections.

Although logistical details about the potential convention—such as the date, location, or format—have not yet been released, the proposal is already generating excitement within Republican ranks. For some analysts, a meeting of this type in the midst of the midterm period would aim to demonstrate political strength, reinforce Trump's narrative as a central figure of the conservative movement, and set the party's course for the upcoming electoral challenges.

If it materializes, it would be the first time the Republican Party has organized an event of such magnitude in the middle of a legislative cycle, which would represent an unprecedented political experiment in contemporary Republican strategy.