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Speaker Johnson’s son’s court appearance shocks with extensive rap sheet since 2003.

Pro-lifers Walk the Walk: Speaker Johnson’s Son Faces Court with Troubled Past

Pro-lifers are often accused of being all talk ‌and no​ action when it comes to helping kids after they‍ are born. ⁤But new House Speaker Mike Johnson ‍doesn’t just talk the talk; he walks​ the walk —⁣ even when the result isn’t a storybook ending.

Michael Tirrell James is the informally adopted son⁢ of Johnson ⁣and his wife Kelly. On Wednesday,‌ James made an appearance in a Los ​Angeles​ court to face charges related to an illegal ⁣marijuana business and the possession of brass⁢ knuckles, Radar Online ⁤reported.

James, now 40, ⁤met the⁣ Johnsons through their Christian ministry as a teenager. When he became⁤ homeless, the Johnsons took ‌him in. They filed paperwork to become⁣ his legal guardians in 1999 when he was 16.

The Johnsons also have four biological children.

Although James was never formally adopted by the Johnsons, the couple helped him get his ‌life back on track. He referred to them ‍as his ‌parents, and they considered him their son, a source told the Daily Mail.

However, when James ⁣left the Johnsons’ home as a young ​adult, things quickly took a turn for the worse.

Starting in 2003, he was arrested over a‍ dozen times on charges including drug possession, theft, weapons violations, and violating a protective order. He served two brief ​stints in jail, according ​to the New York Post.

On Wednesday, James’ latest charges were diverted and will be dropped in 12 months if he completes community service.

After Johnson’s election as speaker, some critics accused him of excluding James from the family or even⁣ fabricating‌ his existence.

James’ Choice⁣ for Privacy

Johnson’s office explained to Newsweek ‍ that it was James’ choice ‌not to be in the public eye. Johnson said he respects James’⁤ wishes for privacy and maintains a “close relationship” with him.

In a statement to the Mail, James spoke highly of the Johnsons‍ and acknowledged the sacrifices they had made for ⁤him.

“I always felt loved like‌ I ⁢was a part of their family,” he said. “They have been there for me ‌when I have⁣ been ⁢lost ⁢and in the deepest valleys, ‌and I know it was hard at times to constantly help someone who didn’t ‍always get it right.

“I⁤ thank God all the time for giving them both⁤ the strength, patience, and unwavering faith that inspired me to do⁢ better and be better. I respect, love,‌ and admire them both.”

“If the ⁤Johnsons hadn’t ⁤taken me in as a teenager, my life would look very different today. ‌I would probably be in prison or I might not have made⁣ it‌ at all,” James added.

Johnson told the ⁤Mail that “God intended for Michael ⁤to be ​a part of ‍our lives.”

“Kelly and I have always ‍seen him as‍ one of our own. Despite any mistakes he’s made, we love Michael and are blessed to have him ⁤in our family,” the speaker said.

A young couple taking⁤ in a troubled, homeless teenager is an act of selflessness that⁢ shows a commitment to living out the faith.

Although the left will try to draw some kind ⁤of equivalency between James and Hunter ⁢Biden, their stories couldn’t​ be more different.

James was in his teens when he was taken in by the Johnsons. He had had years⁢ of the‌ wrong upbringing, and​ that is hard to overcome. He also ⁤hasn’t used Johnson’s political influence to ⁢get cushy ⁤jobs he isn’t qualified for and line the family’s pockets.

But the real difference⁤ between the two situations is that Johnson admits James’ faults and allows him⁤ to take‍ responsibility for his ​actions, even when⁣ it means jail time.

The speaker’s faith ⁤in action and unassuming Christian love are proof that⁤ he is who he says he is, and that makes him all ⁣the more admirable.


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What ‍does Mike Johnson do for a living?

James Michael Johnson⁤ (born January 30, 1972) is an American politician serving as the 56th speaker of ⁢the United ⁤States House of Representatives since October‍ 25,⁢ 2023. Achieve with⁢ the title “Pro-lifers Walk the Walk: Speaker Johnson’s Son Faces Court with Troubled Past”

Pro-life advocates⁣ have long been⁢ criticized for their focus on the rights and ⁢protection of ⁣unborn ⁤children, without enough​ attention and action towards supporting children after they are born. However,⁤ House Speaker Mike​ Johnson has‌ proven that he is⁢ not just a pro-life advocate‍ who talks the talk, but also someone who walks the walk, even when‍ faced with unexpected challenges ​and setbacks. This is exemplified⁤ by his son, Michael Tirrell James, who recently appeared in court in Los Angeles to face charges related to ⁣an illegal marijuana business and possession⁣ of brass knuckles.

James, now 40, was informally adopted by the Johnsons and became a part of their family through‍ their ⁢Christian ministry. When ‌he was ‌a teenager and found⁣ himself homeless, the Johnsons opened their hearts and ‌home⁣ to him. In 1999,⁤ they filed paperwork to become‌ his legal guardians when he⁣ was 16 years old.⁤ Though they never formally adopted James, they played a significant role in helping ⁤him get his life back on track, with James referring to them as his parents, and⁤ they considering ⁤him their son.

However, as James‌ ventured out into adulthood, his life took a turn ​for the worse. Starting in 2003, he faced numerous arrests on various charges, including drug possession, theft, weapons violations, and violating a protective order. He ‍had ⁣spent time in jail on two‍ occasions, indicating the severity of his troubles.

Despite these challenges, James has been given a chance for redemption. On Wednesday, his latest‌ charges were diverted, with the condition that⁤ they will ‌be dropped in 12 months ⁣if⁢ he completes community service. House Speaker Johnson’s unwavering support and belief in his son’s ability to turn his life around​ have undoubtedly played a significant role in providing James with this opportunity.

Critics of Speaker Johnson have⁤ questioned ⁤his relationship with James, speculating that he ⁤may have excluded his son from ‌the family or even fabricated his existence. However, Johnson’s office clarified that‌ it was James’ choice to remain‍ out of the⁢ public eye and that he maintains a close relationship with him, respecting‌ his ⁢desire for privacy.

In a statement to ‍the media, James expressed ‌his deep appreciation for the Johnsons and‍ the sacrifices they have made​ for him. He mentioned feeling ‍loved and a vital part of their family, ‍acknowledging that they ⁣have been there for him during his lowest moments, even when he didn’t always make the ⁣right choices. James is grateful ⁢to God for giving the Johnsons the strength, patience, and unwavering ⁢support to help him navigate⁣ through life’s challenges.

This story serves as a ‍reminder that ‌pro-lifers, like House Speaker Mike Johnson,⁢ are not just advocates for the rights of the unborn. They are individuals who go beyond words and take action‍ to ‌support children even after they are born. It is a testament to the power of ⁤compassion and the⁢ belief in the ability of individuals to change their circumstances. The Johnsons’ commitment to James demonstrates that offering a helping hand and ⁣believing in someone’s potential can⁢ make a ⁢world of difference, even amid⁣ the most troubled pasts.



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