Wait.
Americans have Ukranian blood on their hands?
No russians have blood on their hands?
Putin doesn't have ukranian blood on his hands?

Lower, americn hater.
You can go lower.

 

So mstrman on what evidence did M Johnson support Trump's attempt to overturn Biden's 2020 victory?

Put up or shut up, eh

 

No one can go any lower than to support Trump. Who as a sitting president tried to commit treason when he lost an free election.

The hypocrisy is just astounding, eh

 

I did not say Americans have Ukrainian blood on their hands. The majority of Americans support aid for Ukraine and want the funding passed. Some of the hypocrites here also say they support aid for Ukraine. It is Speaker Johnson and treasonous conservative/America Hating/Republicans in the House who have Ukrainian blood on their hands playing destructive and mentally ill Putin/Trump games going on vacation instead of funding Ukraine.

 

Trump is in Putin's pocket. Trumplicans will do whatever it takes to assure Putin's victory.

 

Again: americans have Ukranian blood on their hands?
Not russians?

You can go ever so much lower.

 

GOP Congressman 'Embarrassed' and 'Really Ashamed' of Republicans

Representative Ken Buck, a Colorado Republican, told CNN's Michael Smerconish on Saturday that he is "embarrassed" and "really ashamed" of his own party for withholding "absolutely" necessary funding for Ukraine in its war against Russia.

 

Despicables really need that pork going to Ukraine so "the big guy" can get his 10%.

 

Shooter supports aid bills not subject to abuse or used to skewer the opposition.

Ukraine has many sources of aid, and we can't afford $60 BILLION for them and only $20 for border security.

 

Don't like the answer don't ask the question.
TWAT

 

You've been backwards since you got here.

 

And you're always so, so rude.... your forte.... therefore>>>

 

Another snowflake's sensibilities bruised.
Safe space still closed.

 

All trumptards take their cue from Der Further.

Nikki Haley calls Donald Trump 'disgusting,' ramps up criticism over his comments on veterans

 

'Inexperienced zealot' Mike Johnson blasted for not being up to job of speaker

Alex Henderson, AlterNet
February 27, 2024 3:14PM ET



U.S. Speaker of the House Rep. Mike Johnson, R- La., speaks as House Majority Whip Rep. Tom Emmer, R- Minn., listens during a news briefing at the U.S. Capitol on Nov. 2, 2023, in Washington, D.C.. - Alex Wong/Getty Images North America/TNS




When Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) was confirmed as House speaker in late October, the fact that House Republicans voted unanimously in his favor came as a shock in light of the weeks of chaos that followed the ousting of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) from that position.

House Republicans couldn't come together on the nominations of Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) or Rep. Tom Emmer (R-MN), but they united for Johnson.

The House's GOP majority, however, didn't cease to be chaotic after Johnson's confirmation.

In an article in Vanity Fair, Molly Jong-Fast stressed that Johnson finds himself surrounded by chaos after four months as speaker.

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"Once again, the federal government has started preparing for a government shutdown," Jong-Fast observed. "And the blame should fall squarely on the shoulders of Mike Johnson, the election-denying Louisiana backbencher whom Donald Trump wanted to become speaker of the House.

“It seems that MAGA Mike is learning first-hand that being speaker is a much harder job than it looks, with Johnson trying to lead a caucus seemingly more focused on impeachment stunts and further restricting abortion access than keeping the government open."

Jong-Fast added, "Perhaps electing an inexperienced zealot to be second in line for the presidency wasn't the brightest idea."

The Vanity Fair reporter argued that Johnson, "May have bigger problems than a government shutdown," including a flawed effort to impeach President Joe Biden.

"You'd think Republicans might try to pretend their Biden impeachment crusade never happened following the charging of informant Alexander Smirnov, whose claims they'd been pushing and who's now been accused of lying to the FBI and creating false records," Jong-Fast writes.

"And yet, House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer told Newsmax that Smirnov 'wasn't an important part of this investigation — because I didn't even know who he was'…. Republicans did this to themselves by letting Trump call the shots."

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Jong-Fast lamented that although devotion to Trump is a requirement in today's Republican Party, it isn't automatically synonymous with effective governance.

"Trump has a long history of picking people who kissed the ring but weren't necessarily very good choices," Jong-Fast explains. "Just ask Senator Mehmet Oz, or Senator Herschel Walker, or Senator Blake Masters, or Governor Kari Lake. Fealty to Trump may be a prerequisite for Republicans to land the job, but it doesn't mean they can actually do it."

READ MORE: Mike Johnson’s 'chaotic' and 'ineffective' speakership a 'disaster’: report

Molly Jong-Fast's full Vanity Fair article is available at this link.


https://www.rawstory.com/inexperien...n-blasted-for-not-being-up-to-job-of-speaker/

 

'What would Jesus do?' Mike Johnson attacked for not having 'guts' to stand up to Trump

Sky Palma
February 28, 2024 10:25AM ET



U.S. Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) (L) celebrates becoming speaker of the House at the U.S. Capitol on October 25, 2023 in Washington, D.C. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)




Thanks to "one-half of one of the three branches of the federal government" being "completely dysfunctional" under GOP leadership, America is facing the reality of another government shutdown, according to columnist Heather Digby Parton.

And she puts the blame squarely on one person who, she says, isn't showing the "guts" to do his job.

Parton accuses the Republican House of Representatives of being simply incapable of passing legislation, and says that 2023 was the least productive year "since the Great Depression with Congress passing just 27 pieces of legislation that became law."

"This is the third time in six months that the country has been on the brink of a shutdown because the hard right in the House is holding their breath until they turn blue," Parton writes. "It's not clear what they want except perhaps to cause more chaos."

Parton contends that the fate of former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy may await current House Speaker Mike Johnson, and there's "nothing in his performance so far" that suggests he can amend the current situation.

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"At the moment, funding for Ukraine, the border, Israel, Taiwan and Gaza is dead and Republicans are screaming incoherently about how the border must be dealt with even though they just shot down a bill that any hard-line, immigrant-hating right-winger should have been thrilled to vote for," she wrote.

"None of it makes any sense at all."

Other spending bills are in limbo as well. Unless an agreement is reached or another continuing resolution is passed, a portion of the federal budget will shut down on March 2, and the rest of the government will shut down a week later. But after returning from an extended break this week, the House found that talks had gotten nowhere.

"It's all up to Johnson in the end," she wrote.

"He knows he can pass these bills in minutes and get everything funded, including Ukraine and the border, immediately if he will bring the bills to the floor and allow it to pass with Democratic votes and a handful of sane Republicans. But he may very well lose his speakership if he does that, just as McCarthy did."

The test, she said, is if he's willing to put his country's welfare before his desire to keep his job.

"There is nothing so far to indicate that he has the character or the guts to sacrifice his ambition to do that even though many lives are at stake here in the U.S. and around the world," she wrote.

Parton added: "Considering that he always says that if you want to know his values all you have to do is read the Bible, if there's one guy you'd think would ask himself "What would Jesus do?" it would be Mike Johnson.

"So far, however, it appears he's more likely to ask himself 'What would Trump do?'"

Read the full op-ed at Salon.



https://www.rawstory.com/mike-johnson-shutdown-2667388616/

 

Note to despicables;
Fear not jesus still loves you.
He loves all the little children

 

And Trumptards do love a good story, eh