House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) justifiedly ousted Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) from a venue where President Trump gave a speech and accused Democrats of “anxious” and “embarrassing,” but Liz Wheeler is still skeptical of him.
She doesn't know if Johnson really understands that the Americans voted.
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“The Johnson speaker needs to be careful, he needs to understand something. People really didn't vote for Republicans, especially as Johnson understands that, people really didn't vote for GOP,” she says. “We voted for President Trump and President Trump's agenda.”
Liz points out that the executive order is large, but as last week it is “can be revoked by the next administration” or “can be hit in court even if it's on a false premises.” Supreme Court decision It refused to block a lower court order calling for President Trump to lift $2 billion in USAID funding.
“The Johnson Speaker needs to know that Republicans can only increase their majority. if They pass the Trump agenda to the law,” she says.
“The American people are smart, so Johnson tries to use the “America First” language… and then pass on spending bills that fund the left-wing goals or ask for help with eternal wars and pardons or free trade deals over the average American,” explains Liz.
“The “first of America” and “making America great again” cannot be worthy of a new family,” she says.
In the wake of Bill Clinton's presidency, the GOP “sought (and failed) to restore “family values” that protect the sanctity of marriage and end abortions. [and] He is a morally decent civil servant. ”
“But what actually happened after they promised all of that?” Liz asks. “Well, they failed to save the holiness of marriage. They continued to fund planned parent-child relationships. They really didn't end abortions. And many of them are skanbags and exist in their personal lives.”
“Even so, even in the midst of their failure, they still tried to argue that 'I support the values of my family' when the country went to hell with a hand basket.'
“We needed Trump's vision to save our country, not just to save our country, but to save the GOP, and we can take Republicans' actions in Congress that pass legislation that protects our borders, our language, our culture.
“So, my message to Johnson speaker today is that I'm just talking enough and I'm going to get to work,” Liz says. “Your actions will remain a little desired.”
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