House Lawmakers Seek Alternative Route to Secure Aid for Ukraine and Israel

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A bipartisan group of lawmakers in the House are exploring ways to bypass Republican leaders and force a vote on sending additional aid to Ukraine, as Speaker Mike Johnson has rejected the Senate's $95 billion package that includes funding for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. The situation is complicated by opposition from both ultraconservative Republicans and progressive Democrats, with concerns about funding for Israel and a potential government shutdown adding to the challenges. Efforts are being made to find a solution that can garner enough support to provide crucial aid to Ukraine.
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