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Speaker Johnson says anti-weaponization fund ‘off the table,’ citing difficult vote margins
Speaker Mike Johnson informed President Trump that the proposed anti-weaponization settlement fund complicates Republicans' ability to pass critical legislation, leading him to believe the fund is now 'off the table.' Johnson cited current vote margins as a challenge for advancing the fund.
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