Johnson signals shift on Ukraine to GOP senators
- Speaker Mike Johnson is working on a new Ukraine aid package in the House of Representatives, signaling hope for continued aid.
- The aid package may differ from the Senate's $95 billion package and include elements like the REPO Act and aid as a loan.
- House Foreign Affairs Chairman Michael McCaul plans to introduce the aid bill after the appropriations process, focusing on the REPO Act and aid as a loan.
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Johnson tells senators he’s still looking for path on Ukraine aid - Boston News, Weather, Sports
(CNN) — Speaker Mike Johnson told Republican senators during their closed-door retreat Wednesday that he was committed to finding a path ahead for Ukraine aid in the House of Representatives, a sign GOP senators took to mean that aid to the embattled country isn’t yet dead in Congress. Sen. Markwayne Mullin, a Republican from Oklahoma, told CNN that Johnson made clear “he understood the importance and the urgency of it and was looking for a path…
Johnson tells senators he’s still looking for path on Ukraine aid
Speaker Mike Johnson told Republican senators during their closed-door retreat Wednesday that he was committed to finding a path ahead for Ukraine aid in the House of Representatives, a sign GOP senators took to mean that aid to the embattled country isn’t yet dead in Congress.
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