Mike Johnson's report card that assesses how hard one shills for Ukraine gave him the lowest grade possible.

On the surface, this seems like a huge upgrade compared to the Ukraine flag wearing McCarthy who satiated Zelensky at every possible turn.

Johnson has been given Trump's approval and he was an integral part in questioning the 2020 election.

Overall, this is a win where we desperately needed something to be encouraged by.

And I, for one, will take it.

https://gopforukraine.com/legislator/mike-johnson/ "His father was a firefighter who founded the nonprofit organization the Percy R. Johnson Burn Foundation, named after his partner Percy R. Johnson, the city's first African-American fire instructor and captain, who died in the line of duty.[11] Johnson's father was also critically burned and disabled in the line of duty during the same fire.[12]"

"Johnson's maternal grandfather, Nunzio Messina, was from Italy, and he has some French and Irish ancestry on his father's side of the family.[14]"

the guy's got some interesting stuff in his Wikipedia Bio. ]YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

Congressman Johnson questions U.S. military officials during a House Armed Services hearing

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Johnson questions McKenzie, Austin and Milley on who was to blame of the failure of withdrawal of Afghanistan?. Except for McKenzie the others wouldn’t admit who’s fault it was.

And Milley says re: Joe, I cannot share the plans I discuss with the President. Hmm I guess sharing with China is fine, but not the House Members.

https://youtu.be/vNzun9mcYP4?si=_-8wVygug-vtIW-p

from Wikipedia:

"Johnson is a young earth creationist and believes that the Earth was created approximately between 6,000 and 10,000 years ago.[75]

He is a writer for Answers in Genesis and has represented them in lawsuits.[74][75][76] In 2014, he supported government-provided tax breaks for their Ark Encounter theme park in Kentucky, saying:[75][76]

If his proposition were followed, the commonwealth [of Kentucky] would be legally liable for blatantly unconstitutional viewpoint discrimination. Phelps' preference - that religious groups should be denied equal access to tax incentive programs and also forced to hire people who openly disagree with their main beliefs - is not only unfair, it is clearly unlawful. "