[Antoninus]

I give Mike credit. He pushed things through with his narrow majority. The Senate was the roadblock for the past two years.

Note that Johnson feels it necessary to step aside.

Meanwhile, that absolute loser Thune is saying he wants to be minority leader.

Tells you all you need to know about RINOs. They are basically Democrats.

[Bayard]

Johnnson was way better than Thune. Thats for sure.

[Frank Drebin]

They are all in the same party, make no mistake.

[Georgia Girl 2]

I thought Mike Johnson did a pretty good job.

[Nervous Tick]

>> I give Mike credit. He pushed things through with his narrow majority. The Senate was the roadblock for the past two years.
>> Johnnson was way better than Thune. Thats for sure.

Yes and Amen. Mike Johnson is a dedicated, Christ-centered man who did his level best with diligence and perseverance in a very difficult role. Thanks and God Bless You, Rep. Johnson.

[virgil]

Meanwhile, that absolute loser Thune is saying he wants to be minority leader

And Senate Republicans will give it to him. Republicans in Congress have the spine of a dead rotten mackerel.

[rarestia]

Johnson was a puppet and a lapdog for Trump. He followed the president around like a lost puppy instead of actually doing work in DC.

For the love of God I wish we’d ratify Article the First and stop with this BS. We’d be a solid red country in the House for the rest of time if we actually appropriated congressional representation based on the census. The Apportionment Act of 1929 was single-handedly one of the most disastrous pieces of legislation passed in the 20th century with the 17th amendment a very close second.