The looting, riots, and buildings burning in France is a dark preview of what will happen to our great nation if…

Speaker Mike Johnson on X (R) Speaker of the House; official account2026-10-30

The looting, riots, and buildings burning in France is a dark preview of what will happen to our great nation if EXTREME radical Democrats take control of Washington. May God help us not make that mistake. Read more in my @USATODAY op-ed ⬇️

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The looting, riots, and buildings burning in France is a dark preview of what will happen to our great nation if EXTREME radical Democrats take control of Washington. May God help us not make that mistake. Read more in my @USATODAY op-ed ⬇️

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