Christian counseling website run by Mike Johnson's wife taken down after HuffPost report

Christian Post ^ | November 3rd 2023 | Ryan Foley

[kjam22]

True

[Albion Wilde]

God bless you, too, angel mouth.

[Albion Wilde]

That said, kudos to your heroic ancestress!

[kjam22]

Go away

[Ronaldus Magnus]

She takes her site down because of religious persecution? That is pretty weak. Stand for what you stand for.

You wrongfully attribute a motivation without any substantiation. The website was taken down before the article was published. It is at least as likely that Mrs. Johnson took down her website because she has suspended her counseling business in light of her husband's new duties as one of the most powerful people on the planet.

[wardaddy]

Amen

[Albion Wilde]

I admire your Carshtian spirit of welcome to the Church Universal!

[JoJo354]

The “squad” in Congress are allowed to say and do what they like even if it is racist or antisemitic because of the “no religious test” in place for politicians and yet the new Speakers wife has her beliefs and so she has to be cancelled. Yep, the left at work again.

[kjam22]

Why would she suspend her services because he was elevated to speaker? To try and avoid the predictable backlash from the anti-christian media?

[kjam22]

Dont lie

[gitmo]

What exactly was the HuffPost criticism of her website?

[Ronaldus Magnus]

Why would she suspend her services because he was elevated to speaker? To try and avoid the predictable backlash from the anti-christian media?

There are many other more likely reasons that she would shutdown her business:

1) Her husband's salary increased dramatically as Speaker of the House so perhaps she doesn't need to work now.

2) It is likely that Speaker Johnson will have a much busier schedule and she may want to spend more time in the District to be with him.

3) Mrs. Johnson is likely now under a protection detail since she is married to the third in-line to the presidency and her work may be considered to be a security threat.

4) Martial counseling may require a lower profile than she will be able to maintain.

5) Someone like you probably wouldn't know this, but committed Christians like the Johnson's tend not to mind being persecuted for their faith. They are both providing great Christian witness which the media is unwittingly providing.

Again, she shut down her business before the article was released. There is no evidence she was trying to evade any media attention. You are completely wrong to have attributed motivations to her without evidence.

[kjam22]

You just attributed 5 possible reasons without knowing….

[Ronaldus Magnus]

You asked a question why she would do this and I provided five more likely possible reasons. You wrongfully attributed a motivation to Mrs. Johnson without any substantiation.

[kjam22]

We don’t know if my opinion / guess was or is still wrong or not. Maybe we’ll find out.