MAGA podcast episode on January 17, host Steve Bannon launched a blistering critique of Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA) following Johnson’s assertion that Joe Biden’s presidency was ordained by God, reported by Raw Story.
During a news conference, when asked about Biden’s presidency, Johnson remarked, “It must have been God’s will,” sparking strong opposition from Bannon. The podcast host vehemently rejected the legitimacy of Biden’s presidency, insisting that the 2020 election was stolen.
Expressing disbelief at Johnson’s comment, Bannon declared Biden an “illegitimate president” on his podcast, vehemently denying any divine role in Biden’s ascent to the presidency.
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Bannon went further, urging Johnson to utilize the power of the purse to shut down the government in protest. He dismissed any positive sentiments about Biden’s presidency as “happy talk” from Johnson.
In an unexpected twist, Bannon suggested that statements like Johnson’s could lead to mass conversions to Islam among young men, expressing disdain for what he perceived as Christianity promoting a submissive attitude towards adversaries.
It is essential to note that Bannon’s assertions contradict the widespread consensus that there is no evidence of widespread fraud in the 2020 presidential election. Despite numerous legal challenges and audits, no substantial proof supporting allegations of election theft has emerged.
This incident highlights the deep divisions within the political landscape, with ardent Trump supporters like Bannon vehemently contesting the legitimacy of Biden’s presidency. Speaker Johnson’s acknowledgment of God’s will in Biden’s election underscores the diverse perspectives within the Republican party, where opinions on the 2020 election continue to vary widely.
As political discourse intensifies, the clash between those accepting the election results and those challenging them remains a central theme, fueling tensions and disagreements within the GOP. This divide underscores the challenges faced by the party as it navigates its path forward in the post-Trump era.
