House Speaker Johnson received a Valentine's card from the White House: what did it contain?

The White House dedicated a barbed valentine to Johnson/Collage 24 Channel

On February 14, the whole world celebrated Valentine's Day. On this occasion, the White House dedicated a valentine to Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson.

So, in its note on the X network, the White House posted a Valentine's card with Johnson. The card itself contains an extremely succinct and symbolic verse.

Johnson Breaks Hearts

On the valentine you can see a portrait of Mike Johnson himself. And they put it on a background with many broken hearts. The photo also contains a verse that resembles the English poem Roses Are Red – “Roses are red”.

So, if you translate what is written on the Valentine’s card, then you can read the following text:

A Valentine was dedicated to Mike Johnson/Photo of the White House

Folk art has no boundaries. Thus, “Red Trojans” received a whole series of bright reinterpretations. In one of them, Ukrainians are encouraged to donate, and in the other, which we came across on the Internet, they are celebrating the successful acquaintance with the seabed of the Caesar Kunikov.

The network was inspired by the poem and is calling for donations/Screenshot from the network X

They also make fun of the destroyed “Caesar Kunikov”/Screenshot from the network X

Johnson is criticized for a reason

• Please note that Mike Johnson previously stated that while has no plans to introduce a $95 billion bailout bill for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
• The Speaker of the House of Representatives noted that now the attention of the lower house of Congress is focused elsewhere. Talks about the appropriations process – the management of budget funds.
• Note that US senators promulgated a broad bipartisan agreement at the beginning February. Its amount is $118.2 billion. This amount covers assistance for our state and Israel, as well as strengthening the US border in the south of the country.
• Please note that the corresponding bill provides for allocation to Ukraine aid in the amount of $60.1 billion.
• And only on February 5, the US Senate put out a compromise bill that contains aid for Ukraine. However, Mike Johnson had already called him “dead upon admission” to the House.
• A few days earlier, American President Joe Biden once again addressed Congress. He called for approval of aid for Ukraine and emphasized that “the cost of inaction is growing every day.”