Mike Johnson Tells Republicans To Behave During State Of The Union Address: Report
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) privately told Republicans to behave at President Joe Biden’s State of the Union speech on Thursday, The Hill reported.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) privately told Republicans to behave at President Joe Biden’s State of the Union speech on Thursday, The Hill reported.
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WASHINGTON — Earlier this week, congressional leaders were feeling hopeful about reaching a deal to prevent a government shutdown. Then, a group of House Republicans took a trip to the border.