Bipartisanship and Mike Johnson's leadership prevail on Ukraine, Israel aid
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Three cheers for bipartisanship and the leadership of Speaker Mike Johnson: When push came to shove, they carried the day as the House voted 316-94 Friday to advance urgent foreign-aid bills to the floor for debate and final votes on Saturday.

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