Mike Johnson refuses to apologize for cozying up to gay-hating, slavery-loving Christian nationalists
The House Speaker's ties to religious extremism go even deeper than previously thought.
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The House Speaker's ties to religious extremism go even deeper than previously thought.
Speaker Mike Johnson’s old clients include a man who spoke glowingly of killing gay people and another who said the government “should be a terror” to the LGBTQ community.
Speaker Mike Johnson has spoken modestly about his career before Congress, identifying himself as a humble constitutional lawyer for conservative
In a fundraising email, the Louisiana Republican rails that America's culture is
Before joining Congress, Representative Mike Johnson was a lawyer for conservative Christian causes. And one of his regular clients was a violent radical Christian activist who described himself and Johnson as “brothers.”Johnson worked for years alongside anti-gay activist and former radical Christian preacher Grant Storms, The Daily Beast reported Tuesday. Storms told the Beast that Johnson had done copious amounts of legal work for him in the early to mid-2000s, all for free.“We were brothers