Mike Johnson, a Speaker to be proud of

Mike Johnson took a small group of New York Republicans to Columbia University to talk with Jewish students there. This was both a fact-finding mission and a trip meant to show support for these students. After the private conversation with students, the delegation held a brief press conference.

While I'm not surprised with their article, I'm more than a little disappointed that Axios is reporting that "Johnson and Reps. Virginia Foxx (R-NC), Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY), Anthony D'Esposito (R-NY) and Mike Lawler (R-NY) were booed and heckled for nearly the entire 18 minutes of their press conference on the steps of Columbia's Low Library." Frankly, I'd be upset if the pro-Hamas agitators/hecklers hadn't heckled Speaker Johnson's delegation. I don't want the approval of these professional agitators and terrorist sympathizers.

The Democrats

House Democrats rolled out the red carpet to greet their colleagues. House Democrats rolled out the red carpet to greet their colleagues. Jamaal Bowman, the man who has a thing for pulling fire alarms, issued a statement that said "the visit is 'another tactic in the right-wing's attack on our educational institutions' and an 'attempt to silence anti-war and pro-Palestinian sentiment.'" If Rep. Bowman isn't the most racist Democrat in the House, he's easily in the top 5. Check this out:

"That is why AIPAC’s [ American Israel Public Affairs Committee] is coming after us, coming after us with hate, coming after us with bullying, intimidation, and fear. You should see what they’re doing in my district," Bowman said during a virtual town hall meeting on Monday.

After he claimed AIPAC members are lying about his record and calling him antisemitic, Bowman said, "They don’t like my style, I’m a little too radical, I’m a member of the Squad. They want to call me the N-word, but they know they can’t get away with that, so they say everything else."

Hamas does the unthinkable

During this speech, Speaker Johnson reported that Hamas had done the unthinkable:

According to Johnson, Hamas said that the paid agitators were "the future leaders of America." Would you want to be called "the future leaders of America" by terrorists? I wouldn't want that. These paid agitators have told Jewish students to "return to Poland," home of some of Nazi Germany's most famous concentration camps. These 'future leaders of America' told the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Holocaust survivors to return to the home of the Holocaust. That doesn't sound like peaceful protest. That sounds like the chants of hate-filled terrorist-loving agitators.

I don't agree with everything that Mike Johnson has done. However, I'm proud he's stood on America's founding principles. I'm proud he's given these Hamas-lovers a good dose of guff. That's a speaker to be proud of.

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