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Speaker ‘Mad Mike’ Johnson becomes voice of GOP shutdown strategy

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is showing his anger as he becomes perhaps the most prominent Republican figure in the GOP’s stubborn, uncompromising government shutdown fight.

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'Absolutely Ridiculous': GOP Rep calls on Speaker Johnson to bring back House amid shutdown

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Restless House Republicans begin to defy Johnson’s shutdown recess

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Government shutdown live updates as Senate prepares for 11th vote to fund government

The Senate returns to Washington and reconvenes Monday. It's expected to vote again this evening on a House-passed measure to fund the government and end the ongoing shutdown.

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'Goofballs' and hostages: GOP senators say Schumer's shutdown tactics destroying the Senate

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Kamala Harris says Republicans are responsible for government shutdown

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Trump administration: Shutdown hits 20-day mark as Australia’s PM visits White House

Senate staffers were informed Friday that they will not receive today’s paychecks and will not be paid for the rest of the shutdown, according to an email of the notice reviewed by CNN.

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Lawmakers deadlocked as shutdown enters fourth week

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'Political disaster': Republican divisions deepen as Trump shutdown drags on

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Mike Johnson first speaker to take C-SPAN calls in over 20 years

Mike Johnson answered questions from listeners across party lines about the government shutdown and did not stray from GOP messaging.

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Mike Johnson Dons Tin Foil Hat in Bizarre Pro-DOJ Debate

Speaker Mike Johnson happily reeled off not one but two major conspiracy theories as he defended Donald Trump’s targeting of his political enemies. Kevin McCarthy’s replacement spoke with host Jake Tapper on State of the Union Sunday and debated the ...

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Mike Johnson is getting squeezed on all sides amid the government shutdown

ANALYSIS: The mild-mannered, pious Johnson has so far avoided an internal rebellion in the House amid the shutdown. But, Eric Garcia writes, his luck might be running out

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A dizzying ride on the Hill: Lawmakers debate in circles as shutdown enters week two

Congress appears utterly paralyzed as the latest government shutdown trudges on, with lawmakers unable to muster up the votes to end it.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Continues To Slam Congressional Republicans: 'A Lot Of Men Here In The House Are Weak'

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene continues to slam congressional Republicans, recently calling her male colleagues "weak" as she continues to criticize Speaker Mike Johnson's strategy during the shutdown.