‘Must Be Nice’: House Dem Mike Johnson Delayed Swearing In for 7 Weeks Reacts to Quick Ceremony for New GOP Member

House Speaker Johnson waited 50 days to swear in an Arizona Democrat. It took less than 48 hours for this Republican. - The Boston Globe

“Less than 48 hours after winning… must be nice,” Representative Adelita Grijalva, Democrat of Arizona, wrote on X.

‘Must Be Nice’: House Dem Mike Johnson Delayed Swearing In for 7 Weeks Reacts to Quick Ceremony for New GOP Member

(AP Photo/Kevin Wolf) Rep. Adelita Grijalva (D-AZ), who waited seven weeks to be sworn in to Congress, took aim at House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) for his quick ceremony for a new Republican congressman from Tennessee. Johnson swore in Rep. Matt Van Epps (R-TN) Thursday after the Trump-backed candidate won a special election by nine points against progressive state lawmaker Aftyn Behn (D). Grijalva, who famously waited nearly 50 days for her o…

Mike Johnson Proves It Doesn’t Take 50 Days to Swear In a Rep.

The House speaker has already sworn in a new Republican representative, after delaying Democratic Adelita Grijalva’s swearing-in for weeks.

Grijalva says she believes Johnson delaying her swearing-in was tactic to postpone Epstein vote

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Mike Johnson Under Fire for Swearing In Choices

Key takeaways: Speaker Mike Johnson plans to swear in new GOP Rep Matt Van Epps this week. Johnson delayed seating Democrat Adelita Grijalva for 50 days after her win. Critics say the Speaker shows a clear double standard based on party lines. The move raises questions about fairness and transparency in Congress. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson is under fire after he announced plans to swear in new Republican member Matt Van Epps this week. M…