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These Republicans voted to block NDAA rule, paralyzing House floor

The Hill

June 30, 2026

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These Republicans voted to block NDAA rule, paralyzing House floor

A group of 14 House Republicans on Tuesday joined Democrats to block a procedural rule needed to advance a slate of bills, jeopardizing Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.)’s plans to advance this week’s legislative agenda before a recess. The lawmakers voted 198-224 to sink a measure that included language that would have paired the National Defense...

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