Why 22 Senate Republicans defied Trump and voted for aid to Ukraine
Early Tuesday morning, 22 Senate Republicans defied Donald Trump and voted with Democrats to pass a $95 billion foreign aid package — most if for Ukraine and Israel.
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Joe Biden calls Trump’s Nato remarks ‘dumb’, ‘shameful’ and ‘dangerous’
Joe Biden has attacked Donald Trump’s comments on the US pulling out of the Nato military alliance as “dumb”, “shameful” and “dangerous” in a blistering speech attacking Republican opposition to legislation partly aimed at providing support for Ukraine in its stand against a Russian invasion.
Why It’s So Hard To Force The House To Vote On The Senate’s Ukraine Aid Bill
With House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) swearing he will not allow a House vote on a Senate-passed bill to provide Ukraine with tens of billions of dollars in weaponry to fight off a Russian invasion, supporters of aid to the nation ― who make up a clear majority of Congress ― are looking for alternatives.
How each member of the Senate voted on foreign aid package
The Senate early Tuesday passed a $95.3 billion foreign aid bill with assistance for Ukraine and Israel, sending it to the House where it’s unclear if Speaker Mike Johnson will take it to the floor for a vote.
Congress acted to protect NATO. But it might not be enough to stop Trump
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