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Mike Johnson runs to Trump as MAGA Republican seizes 'control' of Congress: report

Luna froze floor votes until the Senate passes a voter-eligibility bill and rejected Johnson’s reported compromise as insufficient.

Mike Johnson runs to Trump as MAGA Republican seizes 'control' of Congress: report
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Speaker Mike Johnson met with President Donald Trump seeking help with Rep. Anna Paulina Luna’s blockade of House floor votes. Luna says she will keep votes frozen until the Senate passes a voter-eligibility bill, while the blockade threatens the annual defense bill and House floor time.

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Representative whose blockade of House floor votes prompted Johnson’s appeal to Trump

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Mike Johnson
R · LA-4

Speaker of the House seeking Trump’s help to resolve Luna’s blockade of floor votes

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Ronny Jackson
R · TX-13

Representative who criticized Luna’s blockade

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President who met with Johnson and was described as supportive of Luna

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Anna Paulina Luna Joins House Blockade Over SAVE America Act

Anna Paulina Luna and other House conservatives blocked floor business to press the Senate to act on the SAVE America Act, delaying other House priorities. Left-leaning outlets portray the blockade as disruptive and potentially self-defeating, with one article framing the bill as voter suppression. Center outlets focus on effects on House business and efforts to resolve the standoff. Right-leaning outlets emphasize pressure on the Senate to act, with one article presenting the measure as an election-integrity bill.

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