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Speaker Mike Johnson and House Majority Leader Steve Scalise will meet with Senate Republicans on Wednesday, as the GOP in both chambers seeks to plot their sometimes at-odds agendas. The two House leaders are expected to address Senate Republicans’ retreat, a series of policy and political meetings in Washington, according to two people familiar with the itinerary. Johnson and Scalise will then travel to West Virginia for the House GOP’s own retreat. The bicameral moves come as the party plots a course toward the election. But there is still much unresolved: The House GOP hasn’t taken up the Senate’s bipartisan foreign aid bill, and Senate Republicans are wary of passing the House’s bipartisan tax package. What’s more, the next government funding deadline looms at the end of next week.

One House Republican summed up the fear: Her move could “deliver aid to Ukraine” by giving Johnson no choice but to seek common cause with Democrats.

Marjorie Taylor Greene's bid to vote on firing Speaker Mike Johnson risks throwing the House back into leaderless paralysis for the second time in six months.

They're concerned about a rerun of the hair-pulling past — where Republican candidates in battleground races are constantly challenged to answer for his more erratic statements.

The House speaker responded by saying he would not resign and calling his potential removal "not helpful."

The Floor Action Response Team, shorthanded as “FART,” aims to guard against an unannounced request to pass resolutions that would limit the group's leverage.

Mike Johnson Get info without leaving the page. 's speakership is reaching its most vulnerable point yet, with House GOP discontent

Many of the speaker’s critics would prefer to air their disappointment with him after Election Day. But Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s ouster effort is raising the tension.

If the speaker can wade through the conservative blowup over Ukraine aid, even his critics predict he might be able to hold on until November.

Conservative rebels are hoping the week-long recess will build support for their pending effort to boot the speaker.