Speaker Mike Johnson appears to be floating between ideas when it comes to addressing the House's approach to the Senate foreign aid bill.
is scrambling to find a plan that will help him keep his vulnerable position as speaker and placate the right flank of his party — while also continuing to find common ground with government leaders on both sides who want to continue supporting allies abroad.on Tuesday and includes foreign aid to Ukraine and Israel. However, the meeting with Biden could be just another sign that the speaker is unsure how to move forward in his own chamber.
Since becoming speaker after former California Republican Rep. Kevin McCarthy’s ousting last year, Johnson has flown by the seat of his pants, well aware of the hard-line conservatives waiting in the shadows. Now, with funding for Ukraine on the table, he is likely to face an onslaught of criticism and warnings from right-flank Republicans who are, in no certain terms, against the Senate’s foreign aid bill.several options are being discussed on how to proceed.
On the committee remain hard-line supporters of McCarthy, who retired from Congress at the end of last year. Those supporters hold a de facto veto in the committee, so any attempt from Johnson to split the Senate’s bill or move to tack on the House’s tough border legislation likely would face extreme challenges.for Johnson to schedule a vote on the defense spending bill as soon as possible.
The speaker knocked the Senate’s bill ahead of its passage on Monday, arguing that senators should have “gone back to the drawing board” to include border security provisions. The Senate’s foreign aid bill came after a bipartisan agreement, which Senate Democratic and Republican leaders and the White House spent months working on to combine Ukraine aid and border security,
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