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House adopts rules package expanding Johnson’s protections
The narrowly divided House has adopted a rules package, with a vote of 215-209, that most notably will see a significantly raised threshold for members to trigger an effort to oust the speaker. Under the section-by-section analysis of the rules, it would now take nine members of the Republican conference to trigger a motion to vacate the speakership…
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The House acted after weeks of delay to fund most Homeland Security agencies, which have gone unfunded for 76 days…
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Speaker Mike Johnson has delayed a vote on the bill for more than a month…
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The House acted after weeks of delay to fund most Homeland Security agencies, which have gone unfunded for 76 days…
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