Overview
- Speaker Mike Johnson announces a strategy to hold separate votes on foreign aid packages to address Republican divisions and move stalled aid forward.
- The plan includes individual votes for aid to Israel, Ukraine, and other components, aimed at overcoming GOP resistance and threats to Johnson's position.
- Despite Democratic skepticism, the plan could allow progressive Democrats to oppose Israel aid while hard-right Republicans vote against Ukraine aid.
- Marjorie Taylor Greene and Thomas Massie threaten Johnson's leadership, demanding his resignation if more Ukraine aid is passed.
- The outcome of the separate votes strategy remains uncertain as Johnson faces significant opposition within his own party and relies on Democratic support.