Jeffries Open to Bipartisan Cooperation to End Speaker Deadlock, Approve Aid Packages
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Jeffries says Democrats are willing to work with moderate Republicans to elect a speaker and get the House functioning again.
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He says aid packages for Israel and Ukraine are being held up by the speaker deadlock.
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Jeffries says Scalise alone likely does not have the 217 votes needed to become speaker.
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He suggests restructuring House rules to allow more bipartisan cooperation and up-or-down votes.
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Jeffries stresses the urgency of funding the government and approving aid for Israel and Ukraine.