Senate Republicans are sounding the alarm that House Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-LA) government funding plan to punt a new budget into the next administration jeopardizes military readiness and threatens a government shutdown.

U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson pulled a six-month stopgap spending bill from heading to the floor for a vote Wednesday that included a provision requiring ID to register to vote in federal elections

House Speaker Mike Johnson called off a planned vote on a stopgap spending package as odds of government shutdown increase

Majority Leader Chuck Schumer responded to a GOP plan to attach a bill mandating proof of citizenship in order to vote to a must-pass short term spending package.

The GOP speaker pulled a six-month spending bill from the floor. A shutdown deadline is less than three weeks off.

Congress will be motivated to approve a stopgap funding bill by the end of this month for two primary reasons: Members of the House and Senate want to get back to their home state

House Republicans pulled their plan to avert a government shutdown at the end of the month tied to a Trump election bill, saying they need more time to get the votes.

House Speaker Mike Johnson Wednesday withdrew the GOP government funding bill from a scheduled vote after opposition from several Republican members forced him to postpone it.

Speaker Mike Johnson’s government funding push is on the brink of collapse due to Republican opposition as the Louisiana Republican attempts to navigate a shutdown fight, a narrow majority and demands from former President Donald Trump.