Washington Today (12-17-24): Several House GOP criticize Spkr Johnson's CR to prevent gov't shutdown
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49:09Now PlayingWashington Today (12-17-24): Several House GOP criticize Spkr Johnson's CR to prevent gov't shutdown
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as posted by the channelSeveral House Republicans are publicly voicing displeasure with how Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) has handled putting together a federal government funding extension that needs to pass by Friday night to avoid a shutdown.
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