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NEWS -- A discharge petition to schedule a House vote on the Senate's Ukraine-Israel-Taiwan aid bill will open for signatures TODAY. Will need 218 for a vote.
— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) March 12, 2024
PA GOP Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick has a different petition on his own aid bill. This is a bipartisan bill
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It's a long shot and a risky move as it may cause Republicans to close ranks, I believe it needs ~5 Republicans to side against Johnson but there's also the possibility some House Dems vote against it due to the Israel aid portion, if they do then it'll need more than 5 Republicans to side against Johnson, even though an aid bill would pass if Johnson let it be put to a vote, this is different and will be a major embarrassment for Johnson if it ultimately leads to aid being voted on as it's basically going around Johnson and forcing a vote, hence why a lot of Republicans might vote against it.
It has 86 signatures so far but I don't believe there's a timeframe on when signatures have to be made.
Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives - Discharge Petition Details - 9
Last edited by Ryuu96 - on 12 March 2024
