Records reveal that during COVID-19, Israel-first Republican Rep. Mike Johnson, the newly elected GOP House Speaker, considered "getting vaccines into arms" one of his top goals.

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In addition to his belief that the nation-state known as Israel should be revered as the biblical embodiment of Abraham's offspring, Johnson prioritized "getting vaccines into arms" during the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) "pandemic."

On February 24, 2021, shortly after they had been let loose by the previous President Donald Trump's government through Operation Warp Speed, Johnson tweeted about his main priorities at the time:

"When it comes to delivering COVID-19 relief, these three things should be our top priorities:

• bringing students back to class

• Returning laborers to their jobs

• supplying guns with vaccinations."

Throughout the years, Johnson has also pulled off a few antics that the right-wing media has chosen to report about him in an effort to gain support. One such stunt was his call for the arrest of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

However, on March 12, 2022, Johnson acknowledged that he had been effectively persuaded to reverse his previous opinion of US support for Ukraine from no to yes by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

"President Zelenskyy presented to us a moving address in a rare joint session of Congress this morning," Johnson gasped. "America stands with Ukraine."

Rep. Johnson is merely reiterating his prioritization of Israel before America.
It is worth noting, however, that Johnson took aim at the Democrats in his tweet on February 24, 2021, on "getting vaccines into arms," criticizing them for not spending more tax dollars from the American people to make that happen.

Johnson bemoaned the fact that Democrats did not support his three-pillared strategy to COVID, which included mass-jabbing Americans, to the same extent that he did. "Yet, the Democrat spending package doesn't prioritize any of this," Johnson said.

Johnson claims he will sign legislation to send billions more US taxpayer dollars to Israel as his first act of "representation" for the American people. Israel currently receives billions of dollars in "aid" (welfare payments) from the US annually, irrespective of the major political party in power at the time.

Falsely declaring that "the country demands strong leadership of this body," Johnson stated that the American people wanted their hard-earned money to stay in the United States to support their own families and communities rather than be sent to the Middle East to support the oppressive and murderous regime known as "Israel."

In front of Congress, Johnson triumphantly declared, "The first bill that I'm going to bring to this floor, in just a little while, will be in support of our dear friend Israel," after being appointed.

"We should have finished that long ago. We will demonstrate to Israel and the rest of the world that the savagery of Hamas, which we have all witnessed on TV, is abhorrent and unacceptable. We're also going to support the right in that dispute."

During the 2021–2022 legislative session, Johnson received the most contributions (bribes) from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, which he claimed was "getting vaccines into arms" and that Democrats were not supporting him.

"It's clear House Speaker Mike Johnson has zero qualms sending American taxpayer dollars to Israel," according to En-Volve. "However, it remains unclear if he wants to send more money to Ukraine."

One reviewer on Johnson said, "I don't trust him because he's a Zionist evangelical." "People are not automatically Christians just because they identify as such! It's ingrained in their doctrine, so heed their beliefs and statements."

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