Washington Post – Politics:
Races in New York and California are central to both parties’ plans to take the House majority.
Washington Post – Politics:
Races in New York and California are central to both parties’ plans to take the House majority.
Washington Post – Politics:
The House and Senate remain billions of dollars apart on their bills that would fund all government departments until Sept. 30, 2024.
Washington Post – Politics:
Keeping the government open presents a major test for new House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), who has faced competing demands from different factions in his party.
Washington Post – Politics:
Without a stopgap funding plan, the government will shut down at the end of the week.
Washington Post – Politics:
Johnson has ultimately decided to move forward with a stopgap funding proposal meant to appease the hard right as he tries not to alienate the centrists.
Washington Post – Politics:
The move requires approval from two-thirds of the House, and many members remain hesitant of taking the step.
Washington Post – Politics:
The remarkable turn of events for Johnson was the result of a confluence of fatigue, luck and his lack of enemies
Washington Post – Politics:
Johnson was the GOP’s fourth speaker nominee in three weeks, but the only one able to achieve a majority of votes on the House floor to clinch the speakership
Washington Post – Politics:
Johnson will now see if he can earn 217 Republican votes on the House floor, a hurdle the three nominees before him could not clear.