Wow, it's almost as if... this was their plan all along.

Greg Price
@greg_price11

BREAKING: The senate just pulled an all nighter and officially passed their $95B foreign aid bill for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan with nothing for the southern border

The final vote was 70-29 with 22 Republicans voting yes.

McConnell, Thune, Boozman, Capito, Cassidy, Collins, Cornyn, Cramer, Crapo, Ernst, Grassley, Hoeven, Kennedy, Moran, Murkowski, Risch, Romney, Rounds, Sullivan, Tillis, Wicker and Young.

Kyle Becker
@kylenabecker

Nothing to see here, folks. Just foreign nations and war grifters looting taxpayers while America gets invaded by millions of illegal aliens.

We're not subverted or anything, though. Don't worry.

I would have accepted funding for Ukraine so long as America's national security was also funded.

But the NOPe said no, we have to pass the agenda of the Democrat Party and the Deep State.

And what about the House? There would surely be enough liberal Fake Republicans to vote with the Democrats to pass this bill in the House if the Speaker scheduled a vote... but in the House, the Speaker does get to decide if a vote will be scheduled or not.

Will Johnson do so, or hang tough? Will he honor his prior promise to only pass aid for Ukraine's border if the American border is secured first?

The foreign propaganda outlet AP:

House Speaker Mike Johnson late Monday sharply criticized a $95.3 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel and other countries, casting serious doubts about the future of the package just as Senate leaders were slowly muscling it ahead in hopes of sending a message that the U.S. remains committed to its allies.

The Republican speaker said the package lacked border security provisions, calling it "silent on the most pressing issue facing our country." It was the latest -- and potentially most consequential -- sign of opposition to the Ukraine aid from conservatives who have for months demanded that border security policy be included in the package, only to last week reject a bipartisan proposal intended to curb the number of illegal crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border