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Mike Johnson

Speaker of the US House of Representatives · Republican Party

1 change of mind on record, 2023–2024

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1 change of mind on record, 2023–2024

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  1. Ukraine aid and the border Ukraine aid only with border law 2023Aid now so Ukraine holds line 2024

Ukraine aid and the border

Then

Ukraine aid only with border law

Further Ukraine funding depends on Congress first enacting major changes to US border security law.

“First, I explained that supplemental Ukraine funding is dependent upon enactment of transformative change to our nation’s border security laws.”

Source Speaker Johnson Calls on White House to Support Transformative Change to Our Nation’s Border Security Laws (letter to the White House)

4 months later

Later

Aid now so Ukraine holds line

Ukraine would likely fall without more US aid, and the aid lets it hold the line until a peace can be negotiated.

“Ukraine is in a position where they very likely would, would fall. And so this is going to allow them to, to at least hold the line.”

Source Speaker Johnson: “Joe Biden’s Foreign Policy Has Been An Absolute Disaster” (Ben Shapiro Show interview)

Context: The Senate rejected a combined border-and-foreign-aid bill in February 2024; on April 20, 2024 the House passed Ukraine aid as a separate bill, with no change to border law.

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