Blood Libel: Democrat Strategist Calls Mike Johnson’s Christian Beliefs ‘A Bigger Threat Than Al-Qaeda’…Christians Are Very Dangerous

PatriotandLiberty ^ | 12/23 | Jonathon Van Maren

[spirited irish]

I’ve written several columns in this space about the weird media meltdown in response to new U.S. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson. First, journalists rushed to tell on themselves by mocking the fact that Johnson and his son use Covenant Eyes, an accountability software designed to help people keep their lives porn-free. Then there was the spate of stories breathlessly informing us that Johnson, a self-confessed Christian, does in fact believe all sorts of Christian things. The term “Christian nationalist” has been chucked about quite a bit, although what those using it actually mean is “Christian in the public square.”

But the ante, as they say, has been upped. James Carville, the famous Democrat political strategist who helped engineer Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential victory, went on HBO’s Realtime with Bill Maher to discuss just how dangerous Mike Johnson and American Christians really are to the United States – as it turns out, very dangerous.

[caww]

These three have been in each others pockets for decades....James Carvill will always rub his wounds that Hillary lost to Trump....heck he managed Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign.

[caww]

I really like Mike Johnson....with or without his beliefs and I think many see him that way as well.

[RoosterRedux]

Mike Johnson isn't Jesus and neither are we. And if you and I go around turning over people's tables and punching people for Christ, we probably won't convince many people to consider the Gospel.

Mike Johnson was selected to serve as Speaker. He was not chosen to spread the Gospel.

That said, if the Holy Spirit calls either you or me or the both of us to start flipping tables and punching folks...let's start flipping and punching.

[RoosterRedux]

I do too.

[Bob Ireland]

> the antichrist:
I have suspicions of who that person might be, but they are all sophomoric. His time is yet to come.