The US House of Representatives has a new speaker. After two weeks of emptiness and chaos, the Republicans find the right place on the fourth attempt and elect Mike Johnson, an ultra-conservative against aid to Ukraine and an ally of Donald Trump, as president. The election resolves the paralysis of Congress, but does not resolve the internal struggle […]
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There Room of United States has a new one speaker. After two weeks of emptiness and chaos, i.e republican – on the fourth attempt – they find the right solution and are elected to the presidency Mike Johnsonultra-conservative against development aidUkraine and ally of Donald Trump. The choice dissolves the paralysis of congress But it doesn’t resolve the internal conflict within the party that Trump won’t let go of despite the legal problems.
“Now we get back to work,” said Johnson, confiding to X (the former Twitter) his first words after the vote that gave him victory. “I will ensure that the House’s actions deliver results Results and will report Trust in this institution,” the new spokesman added. Joe Biden congratulated Johnson and encouraged him to do so “move quickly” for help Israel and Kyiv. Biden reiterated his “willingness to continue to work with Republicans” and emphasized that “the American people equally expect House Republicans to work with me and with Republicans.” Democrats to the Senate.”
“While House Republicans have spent the last 22 days determining who will be speaker, I have been working urgent matterssuggests a historian Financing package that promotes our interests National security in Israel and Ukraine, protects our border and invests in the American economy,” emphasized the American President and called on the House of Representatives to “act quickly to respond to the crisis avoid a shutdown in 22 days.”
Biden also said he was “not worried” that the new House speaker might try to overturn the election results Elections 2024. “Just like I wasn’t worried that the last person (Donald Trump, editor’s note) could overturn the election… I know the Constitution,” he said at a press conference at the White House.