Mike Johnson teased over his ‘TrumpFace’ during Fox News interview: 'Wants to appeal to MAGA'

WASHINGTON, DC: People online made fun of House Speaker Mike Johnson after he did an interview with Mark Levin on ‘Life, Liberty & Levin’ on Fox News on Saturday, March 15.

The speaker of the House appeared to have tanned his face, giving a very strong resemblance to President Donald Trump’s face color, as he spoke to Levin about the economy and a new bill passed to avoid a government shutdown until September.

However, the apparent makeup color was not blended well as it did not cover the edges of his face properly, as reported by the Irish Star.

Netizens speculate whether Mike Johnson ‘orange bronze’ himself

People were quick to share their thoughts over his look as one person on X tweeted, “OMG!  Mike Johnson has ‘TrumpFace’ painted on.”

Another person commented, “Is this not weird?  It’s like he wants to appeal to MAGA more so painted his face.”

“Choose Orange too,” the third one remarked.

An individual posted, “They resemble, stay around a person, your attitude and language.”

The second individual shared, “Birds of a feather will flock together, all Orange!!”

A tweet read, “and they don't want to be called weird. Business advice: invest in orange face makeup futures.”

“Holy sh$t... did he 'orange bronze' himself?? Is the entire administration going to go full-on Oompa Loompa?” a stunned person asked.

Another one added, “He looks AI generated. He's weird enough as it is, my God.”

A tweet read, "@speakerjohnson has repeatedly proven he is as deceitful, malign & traitorous as trump *before* he 'went Total Orange.'"

Another tweet said, "The new master race has to have an orange complexion. 🥕 🎃 I’m half way kidding of course but only halfway."

"It's a mandate. All MAGA's must now be orange. Easily spotted," a critic sarcastically wrote.

Another critic added, "I think they’ll all be required to do this from now on. #ItsaCult."

Mike Johnson praises Trump

Meanwhile, during the interview, Johnson was asked about the spending bill and “how have you been able to pull together the Republicans in the House of Representatives?”

The 53-year-old said, “We did have a big week. It's the result of a lot of patience and a lot of prayer, frankly. We had a united front. I'm so grateful to this team that stuck together.”

“I'm grateful to the president, who is deeply engaged in the process. President Trump is a huge part of this, as you know,” he added.

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