Mike Johnson In 2015: Trump Is 'Dangerous' And 'Lacks The Character' To Be President In a since-deleted Facebook post, the GOP House speaker reportedly said Trump was unfit because "would break more things than he fixes." House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said in 2015 that Donald Trump is too “dangerous” and “lacks the character” to serve as president, according to The New York Times. “The thing about Donald Trump is that he lacks the character and the moral center we desperately need again in the White House,” Johnson, then a state legislator, wrote in an Aug. 7, 2015, Facebook post, the newspaper reported Monday. The Louisiana Republican, who has since deleted his post, reportedly said his fear with Trump is that “he would break more things than he fixes. He is a hot head by nature, and that is a dangerous trait to have in a Commander in Chief.” What if Trump, as president, decided to bomb another head of state entirely because he felt disrespected by that head of state, Johnson wondered aloud. “I am only halfway kidding about this,” he continued. “I just don’t think he has the demeanor to be President.” The irony, of course, is that Johnson is now one of Trump’s strongest defenders — to the point of being willing to violate the Constitution for him. Johnson, a constitutional lawyer, was the architect of Congress’ failed effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election based on lies about widespread voter fraud.
以后当选议员或议长都要求亿万富翁才可以，工作不需要领工资
这些都是空话
应该说
符合他的求生欲
还不如早死早超生。早期和川普切割的共和党早就不是他的攻击目标了。
The Louisiana Republican, who has since deleted his post, reportedly said his fear with Trump is that “he would break more things than he fixes. He is a hot head by nature, and that is a dangerous trait to have in a Commander in Chief.” What if Trump, as president, decided to bomb another head of state entirely because he felt disrespected by that head of state, Johnson wondered aloud. “I am only halfway kidding about this,” he continued. “I just don’t think he has the demeanor to be President.”
The irony, of course, is that Johnson is now one of Trump’s strongest defenders — to the point of being willing to violate the Constitution for him. Johnson, a constitutional lawyer, was the architect of Congress’ failed effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election based on lies about widespread voter fraud.