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She was very very very rich before she got her first paying job as a congresswoman at 45...
No curiosity about insider trading, just a lame statement that she was "very rich" before she was elected. I rest my case.She was very very very rich before she got her first paying job as a congresswoman at 45.....
was he lying then or nowYet, he did report it.
Plenty of curiosity about it.... Was there ever an ethics investigation on it, so we could know one way or the other?How rich was she? Surely s
No curiosity about insider trading, just a lame statement that she was "very rich" before she was elected. I rest my case.
You seem to recognize the defense, but are unwilling to extend it to Biden?!LOL Like ya'll chanting NO EVIDENCE any time anyone raises Simp Joey's criminality?
Because the Repubs have 10x the evidence against Biden than you had when you impeached Trump. Either time.You seem to recognize the defense, but are unwilling to extend it to Biden?!
Maybe…maybe not.For the purpose of tax avoision.
If true, where are his payroll deposits?As pointed out above, direct deposit is required of Fed employees.
Shows no assets. Not even a checking account. Nothing. Zero assets. No investments, no properties, nothing.
Seems pretty unlikely, don't you think? A congressman, even a back bencher, with no assets at all? Used to be a lawyer, won some pretty big settlements too, where is it all?
Mike Johnson Has Never Reported Having a Bank Account
Daily Beast: "Over the course of seven years, Johnson has never reported a checking or savings account in his name, nor in the name of his wife or any of his children, disclosures show. In fact, he doesn’t appear to have money stashed in any investments, with his latest filing—covering 2022—shpoliticalwire.com
If true, where are his payroll deposits?
If true, where are his payroll deposits?
He is not required to report bank accounts containing less than $1000. He has reported mortgages and line of credit indicating he is credit worthy.Shows no assets. Not even a checking account. Nothing. Zero assets. No investments, no properties, nothing.
Seems pretty unlikely, don't you think? A congressman, even a back bencher, with no assets at all? Used to be a lawyer, won some pretty big settlements too, where is it all?
Mike Johnson Has Never Reported Having a Bank Account
Daily Beast: "Over the course of seven years, Johnson has never reported a checking or savings account in his name, nor in the name of his wife or any of his children, disclosures show. In fact, he doesn’t appear to have money stashed in any investments, with his latest filing—covering 2022—sh
world-wire.com
Well, I think this should end all the triggered responses from the liberals on this board.He is not required to report bank accounts containing less than $1000. He has reported mortgages and line of credit indicating he is credit worthy.
If he was wealthy, and he probably is, he would be criticized for that. But the most ridiculous attack sites are now saying that if he is so poor, he is vulnerable to financial exploitation. There is zero honor for Democrats/leftists who worship at the altar of personal destruction of political opponents.
However this site seems to claim to know a lot about Mike Johnson's finances:
Mike Johnson - Bio, Age, Wife, Education, Net Worth, Speaker
Mike Johnson is the U.S Louisiana's 4th congressional district representative, Recently elected as the 56th House Speaker of the U.S.
He is not required to report bank accounts containing less than $1000.
Well then, since he is employed by the people, I have to assume there is some record of payroll deposits in public domain?
Nevertheless since he has been filing financial reports for some time now--he is apparently less wealthy than most members of Congress--if there was any problem with bank accounts it surely would have surfaced before now. I already posted one credible source indicating his net worth is not exactly secret. And I'm posting another here.he gets 14 grand a month or so deposited into an account.
www.businessinsider.com
Nevertheless since he has been filing financial reports for some time now--he is apparently less wealthy than most members of Congress--if there was any problem with bank accounts it surely would have surfaced before now. I already posted one credible source indicating his net worth is not exactly secret. And I'm posting another here.
You really should consult sources more credible than a thoroughly partisan and dishonest "Daily Beast" and those rags that parrot them. I don't recall ever seeing bank balances included in estimates of anybody's net worth.
No stock trading, a hefty home mortgage, and more than $120,000 from Liberty University: Here's what we know about newly elected Speaker Mike Johnson's personal finances
Eight years of financial disclosures reveal that Mike Johnson, a Louisiana Republican, is much less wealthy than other lawmakers.
And apparently he follows the rules re financial disclosures as there have been no complaints or criticisms in eight years of financial disclosures.I do not care what his net worth is, I care that he follows the rules put forth.
And apparently he follows the rules re financial disclosures as there have been no complaints or criticisms in eight years of financial disclosures.
he gets 14 grand a month or so deposited into an account.
Why isn’t he making tens of millions insider trading like so many others? Does he even have a Bitcoin wallet for Zelen$ky and Lobbyists???Shows no assets. Not even a checking account. Nothing. Zero assets. No investments, no properties, nothing.
Seems pretty unlikely, don't you think? A congressman, even a back bencher, with no assets at all? Used to be a lawyer, won some pretty big settlements too, where is it all?
Mike Johnson Has Never Reported Having a Bank Account
Daily Beast: "Over the course of seven years, Johnson has never reported a checking or savings account in his name, nor in the name of his wife or any of his children, disclosures show. In fact, he doesn’t appear to have money stashed in any investments, with his latest filing—covering 2022—sh
