Speaker Johnson fundraises with typo: ‘I refuse to put people over politics’

[Magnus]

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) appeared to get his words mixed up in one of his first fundraising emails since taking the top House job last week.

Johnson capped a standard fundraising message Friday with a new turn on a familiar phrase: “I refuse to put people over politics.”

That apparent mix-up garnered jeers from House Democrats and their allies, eager to go after the new leader.

Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) took an indirect shot at Johnson just after the email made the rounds online Friday afternoon.

“House Democrats will continue to put people over politics,” Jeffries said on X, formerly Twitter. “Why is that an issue for our Republican colleagues?”

Rep. Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.), also piled on, hitting Johnson for his record on gun control legislation.

“Mike Johnson says the quiet part out loud: ‘I refuse to put people over politics,” the group said on X. “For politicians bought by gun lobbyists, the people are never top priority.”

Johnson’s office referred questions on the email to his campaign team, which did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

‘I refuse to put people over politics’: Speaker Johnson fundraises with apparent typo

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) appeared to get his words mixed up in one of his first fundraising emails since taking the top House job last week. Johnson capped a standard fundraising message Friday…

thehill.com

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Maybe it isn't really a typo. Republicans do put politics over people.

 

[berg80]

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) appeared to get his words mixed up in one of his first fundraising emails since taking the top House job last week.

Johnson capped a standard fundraising message Friday with a new turn on a familiar phrase: “I refuse to put people over politics.”

That apparent mix-up garnered jeers from House Democrats and their allies, eager to go after the new leader.

Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) took an indirect shot at Johnson just after the email made the rounds online Friday afternoon.

“House Democrats will continue to put people over politics,” Jeffries said on X, formerly Twitter. “Why is that an issue for our Republican colleagues?”

Rep. Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.), also piled on, hitting Johnson for his record on gun control legislation.

“Mike Johnson says the quiet part out loud: ‘I refuse to put people over politics,” the group said on X. “For politicians bought by gun lobbyists, the people are never top priority.”

Johnson’s office referred questions on the email to his campaign team, which did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

‘I refuse to put people over politics’: Speaker Johnson fundraises with apparent typo

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) appeared to get his words mixed up in one of his first fundraising emails since taking the top House job last week. Johnson capped a standard fundraising message Friday…

thehill.com

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Maybe it isn't really a typo. Republicans do put politics over people.

Typo or Freudian slip?

 

[Freedomisneverfree]

All this incessant whining and complaining by Liberals. It does not matter what you have, you want something else. Stop the bitching and complaining.

 

[okfine]

All this incessant whining and complaining by Liberals. It does not matter what you have, you want something else. Stop the bitching and complaining.

He deserved it. Fuck ups fuck up.

 

[shockedcanadian]

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) appeared to get his words mixed up in one of his first fundraising emails since taking the top House job last week.

Johnson capped a standard fundraising message Friday with a new turn on a familiar phrase: “I refuse to put people over politics.”

That apparent mix-up garnered jeers from House Democrats and their allies, eager to go after the new leader.

Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) took an indirect shot at Johnson just after the email made the rounds online Friday afternoon.

“House Democrats will continue to put people over politics,” Jeffries said on X, formerly Twitter. “Why is that an issue for our Republican colleagues?”

Rep. Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.), also piled on, hitting Johnson for his record on gun control legislation.

“Mike Johnson says the quiet part out loud: ‘I refuse to put people over politics,” the group said on X. “For politicians bought by gun lobbyists, the people are never top priority.”

Johnson’s office referred questions on the email to his campaign team, which did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

‘I refuse to put people over politics’: Speaker Johnson fundraises with apparent typo

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) appeared to get his words mixed up in one of his first fundraising emails since taking the top House job last week. Johnson capped a standard fundraising message Friday…

thehill.com

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Maybe it isn't really a typo. Republicans do put politics over people.

Freudian Slip!!

 

[Meister]

Liberals are wetting their pants because this guy is squeaky clean and have to resort
to a misspeak.

It's a shame that he doesn't have to hide the money given by the lobbyists like so many
politicians. Or, invest in companies that he helped direct policy for.

 

[Oddball]

And there I went, thinking what a dreadfully slow news day it was.

 

[playtime]

...

‘I refuse to put people over politics’​

^^^ THAT ^^^

 

[Meister]

...

‘I refuse to put people over politics’​

^^^ THAT ^^^

Can't you guys make up a good law that he broke? You're slipping

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) appeared to get his words mixed up in one of his first fundraising emails since taking the top House job last week.

Johnson capped a standard fundraising message Friday with a new turn on a familiar phrase: “I refuse to put people over politics.”

That apparent mix-up garnered jeers from House Democrats and their allies, eager to go after the new leader.

Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) took an indirect shot at Johnson just after the email made the rounds online Friday afternoon.

“House Democrats will continue to put people over politics,” Jeffries said on X, formerly Twitter. “Why is that an issue for our Republican colleagues?”

Rep. Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.), also piled on, hitting Johnson for his record on gun control legislation.

“Mike Johnson says the quiet part out loud: ‘I refuse to put people over politics,” the group said on X. “For politicians bought by gun lobbyists, the people are never top priority.”

Johnson’s office referred questions on the email to his campaign team, which did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

‘I refuse to put people over politics’: Speaker Johnson fundraises with apparent typo

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) appeared to get his words mixed up in one of his first fundraising emails since taking the top House job last week. Johnson capped a standard fundraising message Friday…

thehill.com

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Maybe it isn't really a typo. Republicans do put politics over people.

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Pathetic.

Y'all need to try much harder.




.

 

[playtime]

Can't you guys make up a good law that he broke? You're slipping

who said he broke any laws? the dude is creepy AF, hates anybody unlike him & why doesn't he have a bank account?

 

[Meister]

who said he broke any laws? the dude is creepy AF, hates anybody unlike him & why doesn't he have a bank account?

You need to catch up....he's not required to list his bank account....or his house for that matter.
The media was just trying to create a law that he broke. sheesh

 

[Lord Long Rod]

Remember that time when Democrats fucked up and started saying they wanted to kill the Jews?

 

[playtime]

You need to catch up....he's not required to list his bank account....or his house for that matter.
The media was just trying to create a law that he broke. sheesh

m'k ... if you say so. he's still a freak. oh & an election denier. & a fundy christofascist. seems there's plenty to complain about.

 

[theHawk]

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) appeared to get his words mixed up in one of his first fundraising emails since taking the top House job last week.

Johnson capped a standard fundraising message Friday with a new turn on a familiar phrase: “I refuse to put people over politics.”

That apparent mix-up garnered jeers from House Democrats and their allies, eager to go after the new leader.

Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) took an indirect shot at Johnson just after the email made the rounds online Friday afternoon.

“House Democrats will continue to put people over politics,” Jeffries said on X, formerly Twitter. “Why is that an issue for our Republican colleagues?”

Rep. Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.), also piled on, hitting Johnson for his record on gun control legislation.

“Mike Johnson says the quiet part out loud: ‘I refuse to put people over politics,” the group said on X. “For politicians bought by gun lobbyists, the people are never top priority.”

Johnson’s office referred questions on the email to his campaign team, which did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

‘I refuse to put people over politics’: Speaker Johnson fundraises with apparent typo

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) appeared to get his words mixed up in one of his first fundraising emails since taking the top House job last week. Johnson capped a standard fundraising message Friday…

thehill.com

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Maybe it isn't really a typo. Republicans do put politics over people.

Poor bedwetters.

 

[playtime]

Poor bedwetters.

<psssst>

donny is going to prison.

neener neener.

 

[okfine]

You need to catch up....he's not required to list his bank account....or his house for that matter.
The media was just trying to create a law that he broke. sheesh

So MAGA of you to gush all over him.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Republicans do put politics over people.

True.

And party over country.

 

[okfine]

True.

And party over country.

MAGAmikie handed the opposition his new label.

 

[whitehall]

Maybe a dirty trick by a democrat activist?