House Speaker Mike Johnson Faces Criticism for Claiming Divine Guidance in His Election

Critics, including a top Catholic priest, question the appropriateness of Johnson's remarks comparing his election to a biblical event.

House Speaker Mike Johnson likened his election to Moses parting the Red Sea, claiming divine intervention.
A priest issued a 'red flag' warning about Johnson's remarks, emphasizing the need for caution in interpreting divine messages.
Critics argue that Johnson's statements blur the line between religion and politics, raising concerns about the separation of church and state.
Johnson's comments have sparked debate among lawmakers and the public, with some defending his faith-driven perspective.
The controversy highlights the ongoing tension between personal faith and public office in American politics.