Louisiana U.S. Rep Mike Johnson: “It is being reported the Biden White House killed a bipartisan bill so the President could make a speech…”

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Louisiana U.S. Rep Mike Johnson: “It is being reported the Biden White House killed a bipartisan bill so the President could make a speech…”
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Mar 9, 2022
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Mike Johnson tweeted the following:

“It is being reported the Biden White House killed a bipartisan bill so the President could make a speech instead.
This Administration is an absolute disaster. twitter.com/JacquiHeinrich“
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Here are other recent tweets from Mike Johnson:

“The simple answer to why the Democrats in Washington won’t restore our domestic oil production? It is against their RELIGION.
This 90 sec clip explains it>>>”
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“This weekend gas prices broke $4 per gallon on averagethe highest since 2008.
Instead of advancing the U.S. energy dominance secured by President Trump, President Bidens Green New Deal energy policies have weakened our country and made us energy VULNERABLE. twitter.com/nprpolitics/st” on March 7
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“We continue to pray for the resilient people of Ukraine.
My dear friend and colleague @RepSpartz has done such a great job this week advocating for her native land, and everyone should listen to her urgent message. twitter.com/HouseGOP/statu” on March 4
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