Conservatives in the House have just blocked a procedural vote on a rule because they oppose Johnson’s new spending deal with Democrats. It’s not a great deal, but with such a small majority, it’s a nearly impossible position.
By blocking the rule, the House can’t move forward with three bills they were planning to vote on this week.
House conservatives were rebelling against the spending deal Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) struck with Democrats.
Thirteen Republicans joined with Democrats to vote against the rule for a trio of bills unrelated to spending.
The final tally was 203-216. Republican leadership canceled an afternoon vote series following the revolt.
The deal Johnson worked out only cuts $19 billion, and Chuck Schumer has been running around boasting that it doesn’t hurt their agenda one bit. Everything Democrats want gets funded.
Congress is staring down Jan. 19 and Feb. 2 shutdown deadlines.
Republicans have a very slim majority, and thirteen rebelled.
They are: Andy Biggs, Eric Burlison, Eli Crane, Bob Good, Paul Gosar, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Anna Paulina Luna, Gwen Moore, Ralph Norman, William Ogles, Scott Perry, Matt Rosendale, and Chip Roy.
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All hail the new big cheese of the GOP House; same as the old corrupt rat; same as the old grand daddy, same as the old great grand daddy. Things just don’t change. The Dhimmies create the problems and the GOP can’t solve them.
It’s not a great deal??? It is an awful deal!!!
Johnson now permanently lost credibility by lying in his promise to secure the border. The GOP House hurtles towards defeat in November.
The new Johnson looks very uncomfortable in his role as an exposed betrayer.
Need 13 more with some commonsense,on top of these 13, that will stick together through thick an thin, and that are willing to stand up and fight for whats right, to bring about an end to the needless and reckless spending.
Anything Schumer and McConnell both agree on is a guaranteed bad deal.
One bailout after another, all comes out of the tax payers pockets and ends up going indirectly but surely into the pockets of globalists bankers. The system has been broken and rigged exclusively for that purpose.
All bills that they approve are written by lobbyist. They do not even write the bills anymore that they approve. They’re bills written exclusively for extorting money, manufacturing dark money. Prove me wrong.
The deep state defined.