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Though the president said he would defer to Johnson on the operations of the House, he also said that “I don’t know why it’s controversial.”
The Denver Post |
The Republican Party proudly touts its adherence to “family values,” however, with a few brave enough to defy the party’s stand, it is once more rejecting any bipartisan proposal, no matter what.

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Donald Trump Publicly Breaks with Mike Johnson on Proxy Voting
President Donald Trump publicly backed a proposal by Republican Representative Anna Paulina Luna of Florida to allow new parents to vote by proxy in the House of Representatives.Trump's comments put him directly at odds with House Speaker Mike Johnson,
Trump says he supports proxy voting for new parents in Congress
President Donald Trump has endorsed a proposal that would allow new parents in Congress to vote by proxy, rather than in person.
Digging In Against Proxy Voting, Johnson Exposes His Weak Hold on the House
The Republican speaker, who has mostly wielded power by relying on the threat of retribution from President Trump, has chosen an institutional fight it’s not clear he can win.
Letters: As a leader for “family values” surely Johnson supports proxy voting?
I find it painfully ironic that the Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, is so outspoken and combatively negative on the topic of allowing new parents in Congress the limited right to vote
Johnson endorses Donalds in Florida governor race while DeSantis keeps distance
Byron Donalds already won the GOP's most coveted endorsement, Donald Trump. Mike Johnson's endorsement may unite many House Republicans behind their colleague.
Speaker Johnson scrambles for solutions to parental proxy voting impasse
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is scrambling to break the impasse over the push to allow proxy voting for new parents, as the standoff between GOP leadership and Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.)
Raw Story on MSN5h
'Whoa': Trump publicly splits with House Speaker Mike Johnson amid MAGA civil war
House Speaker Mike Johnson was dealt yet another blow when President Donald Trump weighed in on the bitter internal GOP fight over whether to allow members of Congress on maternity leave to vote from home.
Mike Johnson throws cold water on Trump’s musings about a third term for president
Mike Johnson throws cold water on Trump’s musings about a third term for president - Trump would need to amend the Constitution to run again in 2028
Mediaite on MSN2d
Mike Johnson Pours Cold Water All Over Trump Third Term: ‘Read the Constitution’
"There's a constitutional path, so you have to amend the Constitution to do it, and that's a high bar,” Johnson said The post Mike Johnson Pours Cold Water All Over Trump Third Term: ‘Read the Constitution’ first appeared on Mediaite.
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Republican lawmakers downplay Trump’s talk of a potential third term: 'Treat it as humor'
President Donald Trump’s allies on Capitol Hill laughed off his recent remarks about pursuing a potential third term.
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Trump Backs Senate’s Budget Plan: ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’
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Mike Johnson delivers crushing blow to Trump's hopes of a third presidential term
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Republicans in Congress move to restrict federal judges who have blocked President Trump
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The Trump-Johnson alliance is working. For now.
The President and House speaker have a relationship built on trust, loyalty and results, sources tell NewsNation.
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