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House Republicans have struck gold with the election of Mike Johnson (R-LA) as House Speaker, witnessing a monumental surge in their fundraising efforts, eclipsing previous records set under former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA). The sheer financial prowess displayed post-Johnson’s election is a testament to the trust and enthusiasm he has ignited within the conservative base.

According to Axios, the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) experienced its most lucrative online fundraising week ever, amassing over $1 million since Johnson’s victorious bid. Spearheading this financial windfall, the majority of donations poured in through emails bearing Johnson’s name, indicating the powerful resonance his leadership has with donors.

In an unprecedented fundraising feat, the period following Johnson’s election included the best single day for online contributions and donor signups in a staggering 18 months, Politico reports. The digital cash geyser under Speaker Mike Johnson’s tenure is a clear indication of the burgeoning confidence within the conservative ranks.

“House Republicans are riding a tidal wave of digital enthusiasm under Speaker Mike Johnson. The NRCC is seizing this momentum to fortify our resources and expand our House majority,” Jack Pandol, NRCC spokesperson, proudly declared to Axios.

While moderate Republicans previously heralded McCarthy’s fundraising abilities, conservative voices raised concerns over his spending decisions, particularly the millions poured into campaigns against staunch America First candidates. Despite amassing a record fundraising haul ahead of the 2022 midterm elections, Republicans only managed a slender majority, with significant gains limited to traditionally blue districts in New York and California.

In stark contrast, Speaker Mike Johnson’s ascent marks a new era of robust financial backing, signaling a renewed vigor in the fight for America First principles.

Meanwhile, Democrats scramble to paint Johnson as a “MAGA Republican,” branding him as an extremist on social issues. Yet, such feeble attempts only highlight the fear his effective, conservative leadership instills among the opposition.

“He is a rare and volatile combination of unvetted [and] conservative talk show host. He actually has years of material, freestyle right-wing rhetoric, that nobody has looked under the hood on,” a Democratic strategist reluctantly admitted to Axios.

As Speaker Mike Johnson continues to galvanize support and fill the Republican war chest, one message rings loud and clear: Conservative America has found a champion in Johnson, and under his leadership, the House Republican majority is not just secure—it’s set to flourish.