Speaker Mike Johnson’s government funding plan already crumbling with at least 6 GOP no votes
House Speaker Mike Johnson’s government funding plan is already crumbling with enough Republicans opposed to the resolution to sink it, and more warning the speaker will have to abandon his initial proposal to keep the government open.
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Mike Johnson Roasted for Not Being Able to Control His Own PartyMultiple city officials and Ohio Governor Mike DeWine have categorically denied the conspiracy, and local authorities have ...
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Mike Johnson's coming surrender on the government shutdownThe end to the shutdown drama is in sight. The end to House Speaker Mike Johnson's (R-La.) political headaches is not. Why it ...
The Speaker is trying to pander to Trump and the far right of his party. In doing so, he might actually end up having to do a ...
Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson’s future hold on the speakership is looking tenuous as a government funding bill, tied ...
House Republicans have shifted gears as they race to avoid a government shutdown, eyeing a three-month stopgap spending bill ...
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Scoop: Mike Johnson's secret Plan B to avoid government shutdownShortly before Wednesday's failed vote on the government spending stopgap, House Speaker Mike Johnson told senior Republicans ...
The House speaker faces a choice of cutting a deal with Democrats or bowing to conservatives and Donald Trump and shutting ...
The deadline to prevent a government shutdown is 11 days away, and Speaker Mike Johnson appears increasingly lost — as Donald ...
House Republican leadership is slated to deliver remarks Wednesday following a closed-door meeting amid the party’s effort to ...
Over a dozen Republicans voted alongside 206 Democrats Wednesday to block Speaker Mike Johnson’s revived funding just a week ...
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