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Mike Johnson

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Mike Johnson is an American attorney and politician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Louisiana's 4th congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2017. A member of the Republican Party, Johnson has focused on various issues during his tenure, including fiscal responsibility and national security. He has been involved in legislative discussions surrounding war funding and government operations, emphasizing the need for appropriate timing and details in such matters.

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Sep 17, 2019

So, a person does not have a reasonable expectation of privacy in third-party business records then. Is that right?

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Sep 16, 2019

When you support Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama there is a different set of rules.

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Sep 16, 2019

This is a President who was duly elected by the American people, and Members of certain bodies refuse to accept those election results.

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Sep 16, 2019

This fake Russia collusion narrative is the greatest crime committed against the American people in our generation, if not ever.

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Sep 16, 2019

He shouldn't have a special prosecutor counsel because he hasn't done anything wrong.

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Sep 16, 2019

The real thing that is coming out starting--the American people are starting to get it.

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Sep 16, 2019

You like having the press here. You like the cameras, because it makes it appear like something's happened that's not.

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Sep 16, 2019

Seventeen of the Members of the Judiciary Committee have said that they think the President ought to be impeached.

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Sep 16, 2019

I've never seen a majority so amazed with packaging in all my life. You know why? Because they can't sell what's inside.

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Sep 16, 2019

Our POTUS is being treated very unfairly.

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Sep 9, 2019

Not only is Mississippi the poorest State in the Union, but it underfunds much of the basic needs of African Americans.

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Sep 9, 2019

Much of Mississippi's electoral policy was--is derived out of the Constitution of 1890.

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Sep 9, 2019

The problem with disparate impact theory in the voting rights context is that disparate impact is often used to falsely impute racism or discrimination.

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Sep 9, 2019

I support Section 3 and its application to proven instances of discriminatory treatment in voting.

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Sep 9, 2019

Disparate impacts are not proof of discrimination. Indeed, they are statistically inevitable.

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Sep 9, 2019

Disparate impact claims are a form of identity politics, and they contradict, for example, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s admonition to focus on consciences rather than racial groups.

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Sep 9, 2019

That promissory note promised life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, not equality of outcomes.

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Sep 9, 2019

We have never found an individual seeking to vote under an assumed name.

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Jul 23, 2019

Your team also included Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, which have been discussed today, and they had the lurid text messages that confirmed they openly mocked and hated Donald Trump and his supporters.

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Jul 23, 2019

The President believed from the very beginning that you and your special counsel team had serious conflicts.

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Jul 23, 2019

Millions of Americans today maintain genuine concerns about your work, in large part, because of the infamous and widely publicized bias of your investigating team members.

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Jul 23, 2019

You've stuck closely to your report, and you have declined to answer many of our questions on both sides.

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Jun 24, 2019

Looks to me like it was to protect those who were giving the campaign contributions to those who were passing the laws.

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Jun 24, 2019

As former President Jimmy Carter once explained, the electoral system cannot inspire public confidence if no safeguards exist to deter or detect fraud, or to confirm the identity of voters.

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