@jackjjackson Yes. Its called social media where social media refers to the means of interactions among people in which they create, share, and/or exchange information and ideas in virtual communities and networks.
Speaker Mike Johnson is a believer in a "young earth" and as such denies basic science such as evolution and the geological age of the Earth. Johnson is welcome to hold any and all such absurd beliefs, but he doesn't belong in a position of power.
@jackjjackson DUUUDE!!! They each have spouses in the private sector!!
Schumer made his money in New York real estate investments - same as your clean-as-a-whistle hero, Donald Trump!! Pelosi's husband made their money in San Francisco real estate investments - similar to your clean-as-a-whistle hero, Donald Trump!! What kind of cognitive dissonance does it take to believe rich people are corrupt with the sole exception of Donald Trump????
Now let's turn our attention back to Mike Johnson's "marbles."
Mike Johnson gave up rational thinking years ago when he swallowed the "young earth" superstition. All his "logic" is built on baseless superstitions. No, not baseless; disproven superstitions. It's one thing to believe in God; it's entirely different to believe every word of the Bible is not allegory but literal truth. You may as well put your faith in a crystal ball gazer!!
