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MAGAt Moses Mikey sees himself as a great tool, a "ighthearted" impressionist "in these really tense times," [View all]
This is a "tough read," because Johnson pats himself on the back really hard, completely ignoring the fact that HE IS ONE OF THE MAJOR CONTRIBUTING FACTORS to our BEING in "really tense times."
Nothing makes tens of millions of Americans on edge while worrying if they can afford healthcare like MAGAt Moses Mikey doing his "Trump impression."
https://www.thedailybeast.com/mike-johnson-explains-why-he-does-bizarre-donald-trump-impressions/
House Speaker Mike Johnson says he’s found a way to soothe his feuding conference: slipping into his bizarre impression of President Donald Trump.
During a softball interview on Katie Miller’s podcast released on Tuesday, Johnson dubbed himself the “king” of impressions and anointed his Trump imitation the undisputed showstopper.
“We try to be lighthearted, especially in these really tense times,” said Johnson, 53, boasting that “when you can drop a Trump impression in the middle of the tension, everybody kind of laughs a little bit and lightens up.”
He proudly added, “It turns out to be a great tool.” It’s unclear whether he deploys the bit for his colleagues at Trump’s expense or as an attempt to flatter him.
House Speaker Mike Johnson says he’s found a way to soothe his feuding conference: slipping into his bizarre impression of President Donald Trump.
During a softball interview on Katie Miller’s podcast released on Tuesday, Johnson dubbed himself the “king” of impressions and anointed his Trump imitation the undisputed showstopper.
“We try to be lighthearted, especially in these really tense times,” said Johnson, 53, boasting that “when you can drop a Trump impression in the middle of the tension, everybody kind of laughs a little bit and lightens up.”
He proudly added, “It turns out to be a great tool.” It’s unclear whether he deploys the bit for his colleagues at Trump’s expense or as an attempt to flatter him.
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