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John Thune and Jason Smith
The Vault
December 08, 2024

To reconciliation once or twice. That’s the question.

Speaker Mike Johnson’s tenure has been spent making painful strategy decisions without easy options. Well, Merry Christmas, Mr. Speaker — it’s that time again.

All eyes are on the House Republican leadership to pick a side in the fight over the best route for passing a filibuster-proof reconciliation package or two of Donald Trump’s priorities.

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