House Speaker Mike Johnson sparked an unusual religion controversy last week when he recited a prayer in front of Congress ...
House Speaker Mike Johnson of La., watches after a joint session of Congress confirmed the Electoral College votes, affirming ...
According to the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, there’s no evidence that the third president of the United States ever recited ...
Shortly after being reelected as House Speaker, Mike Johnson read a prayer that he claimed was from Thomas Jefferson, despite ...
Following his reelection as speaker of the House, Mike Johnson recited a prayer he implied was written by Thomas Jefferson. But Jefferson didn’t write it.
So it's entirely plausible that the fake "Jefferson prayer" was searched for on Google before copy-pasted into the ...
Johnson’s use of what Monticello and the Thomas Jefferson Foundation call a “spurious quotation” was reported by Brian Kaylor ...
The problem is not just that Republican officials keep peddling fake quotes from the Founding Fathers. The problem is also ...
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office looks to combat violence with prayer.
“We have no evidence that this prayer was written or delivered by Thomas Jefferson. It appears in the 1928 United States Book of Common Prayer, and was first suggested for inclusion in a report ...
Shortly after being reelected as House Speaker, Mike Johnson read a prayer that he claimed was from Thomas Jefferson, despite there being no evidence the third president ever said it. In fact ...