Government Funding Talks and Spending Caps

Vice President Kamala Harris praises Inflation Reduction Act for spending trillions of dollars; Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's deal with President Biden impacts government funding talks; House appropriators struggle to navigate spending caps affecting Homeland Security and Defense; Majority Leader Steve Scalise aims to pass all 12 spending bills before Sept. 30 deadline.

House Speaker Mike Johnson facing motion to oust him

House Speaker Mike Johnson faces a motion to oust him led by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene due to disagreements over government funding and foreign aid. The vote is expected to fail with opposition from both Republicans and Democrats.

House Speaker Mike Johnson's Leadership and Marjorie Taylor Greene's Motion

House Democratic leaders vow to shield House Speaker Mike Johnson from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's motion to oust him from power. Johnson's $95 billion foreign aid plan and handling of government funding are the key issues in the dispute.

Political Turmoil in the House of Representatives

Senate Republicans are anxious and frustrated about the possibility of House conservatives ousting a second Speaker in six months, warning them to avoid repeating the drama that halted Washington previously. The situation involves Speaker Mike Johnson and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, with concerns about Ukraine aid, government funding, and potential ouster motions.

Political Turmoil in the U.S. House of Representatives

Senate Republicans are anxious about the possibility of House conservatives ousting Speaker Mike Johnson, warning against a repeat of past drama. They fear that the move could disrupt government funding and key legislative items. Democrats may step in to help save Johnson, but tensions remain high.

Political Power Struggle Between Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Speaker Mike Johnson

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene threatens to oust Speaker Mike Johnson for passing Biden administration's agenda. Greene insists on handling FISA reauthorization and funding Ukraine's war effort. Johnson faces obstacles in including warrant requirements in FISA bill. Trump calls to 'kill' FISA. Johnson now prioritizes funding Ukraine despite previous opposition. Greene criticizes funding Ukraine over addressing the southern border. Greene discusses Johnson's handling of government funding and omnibus bill.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene files motion to vacate against Speaker Mike Johnson

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene files motion to vacate against Speaker Mike Johnson due to frustration over a $1.2 trillion bipartisan federal funding package passed by the Republican-led House. Greene criticizes Johnson for not securing the border and for pushing through a bill with Democratic policies.

Government Funding Bill and UNRWA Funding

Rep. Gregory Meeks expresses disappointment over government funding bill stripping funding for UNRWA due to accusations of employee involvement in a recent attack, but acknowledges the need to strike a deal to keep the government open.

Senate Passes $1.2 Trillion Spending Package After Brief Shutdown

President Joe Biden thanked Congressional leaders after the Senate passed a $1.2 trillion spending package following a brief partial government shutdown. The package is seen as a compromise that neither side fully got what it wanted, but includes provisions for child care, cancer research, mental health care, American leadership abroad, and border security.

Government Funding Plan

Speaker Mike Johnson passed a $1.2 trillion government funding plan despite objections from House Republicans, violating the Hastert Rule. A potential revolt looms against Johnson for future bills.

House of Representatives passes $1.2 trillion federal spending package

The House of Representatives passed a $1.2 trillion federal spending package aimed at funding various government departments. The bill faced opposition from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers for different reasons.

Political Drama Over $1.2 Trillion Spending Package

GOP hardliners are furious that Speaker Mike Johnson appears poised to jettison the House GOP Conference’s rule on giving lawmakers 72 hours to review bill text before having to vote on it. The bill would fund 70% of government programs through the end of the current fiscal year on Sept. 30. Both Republican and Democratic negotiators walked away declaring victory.

House Speaker Mike Johnson's Challenges

House Speaker Mike Johnson is facing challenges inherited from the previous Speaker Kevin McCarthy, including funding the government, working with a divided House Rules Committee, and handling a Biden impeachment inquiry that is losing steam. Johnson is struggling to navigate these challenges with a small majority and is facing opposition from conservative hard-liners in his party.

Failure to Complete American-Made Medical Glove Factory

President Joe Biden failed to complete a government-contracted factory in Virginia that would have produced American-made medical gloves, leaving the U.S. dependent on China for supplies. Despite efforts under the Trump administration to boost domestic production, funding issues halted the project, leading to increased reliance on foreign suppliers.

Federal Government Funding Bill for Fiscal Year 2024

Lawmakers are rolling out a bill to fund part of the federal government for fiscal year 2024, aiming to avert a government shutdown. The bill includes cuts to key agencies, prevents DOJ from targeting parents at school board meetings, and separates appropriations bills into two packages.

Government Funding and Ukraine Aid Negotiations

President Biden and Vice President Harris met with congressional leaders in the Oval Office to discuss government funding and Ukraine aid. The leaders are optimistic about reaching a deal before a Friday deadline to avert a government shutdown, but remain divided on Ukraine funding.

Government Funding Negotiations Breakdown

Negotiations on government funding deal break down, leading to a potential partial government shutdown. Congress faces deadline to pass several appropriations bills by Friday.