The Washington Inquisitor
Mike Johnson
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Williams and Jensen’s lobbying revenue climbs 15% as firm adds former West Wing legislative aide
Williams and Jensen reported $16.05 million in lobbying revenue through September, up about 15%, as former White House legislative affairs deputy Jay Fields joined filings for 12 clients.
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Wittman closes with Speaker Johnson as outside money tilts toward Taylor in Virginia’s 1st District
Speaker Mike Johnson joins Rep. Rob Wittman on the trail Monday as outside groups report about $13.8 million to help Democrat Shannon Taylor, against $1.6 million for the Republican.
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Johnson closes with 13-state blitz to defend House majority
Speaker Mike Johnson is visiting 21 districts in the final week as early voting tops 35 million and forecasts tilt toward Democrats.
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House GOP sets Nov. 10 leadership elections as Johnson seeks to stay on
Candidates must declare by noon Nov. 6. Speaker Mike Johnson says he expects colleagues to keep him; Jim Jordan is widely expected to seek a post.
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Losing the House would end Trump’s agenda, not his presidency
Speaker Mike Johnson says a lost majority would end the Trump presidency “in real effect.” History, including Trump’s own first term, points to something narrower.