Sen. Johnson needs to apologize and admit his imaginary informant doesn't exist.

[madaboutharry]

Sen. Johnson went on television and claimed that "an informant" revealed information about a "SECRET SOCIETY."

It was made up bullshit. The "informant" was a fabrication.

Johnson humiliated himself and demonstrated that he is an ignoramus. But what he also did was mislead the American people by claiming that there was a treasonous cabal working within the structures of our government that had the goal of bringing down our democracy. It is a disgraceful act for an elected official.

In another time, there would be calls for his resignation. If he had a shred of dignity he would apologize and resign. Sadly, it is obvious that dignity, along with imaginary informants, does not exist in the republican party.

[lkinwi]

1. He and his cohorts would be demanding an apology if a Dem had done what he did.

[dembotoz]

2. you have better odds with powerball

[pbmus]

3. He is getting very close to sedition...

[ProudLib72]

4. I have a secret informant who tells me that Johnson's informant is named "Jim"

Good friend of Donnie's as it happens.

[kydo]

5. Don't be so fast to dismiss "informant" as fabrication. Who wrote the memo?

That's your "informant". The fabrication is that he is reliable.

[gratuitous]

6. Johnson wasn't listening to or believing anything he said

Why would anyone else?

[Gothmog]

7. Ron Johnson is an idiot

[Ilsa]

8. When Morning Joe played that clip,

the BS meter went off. You could tell from how he was responding to the Fox host's question that he was lying.

[bluestarone]

9. they thinks it's all

a fucking game!