Johnson delays the budgetary vote while the defectors of the GOP are reluctant

President Mike Johnson was forced to delay a republican budgetary plan to unlock the inner agenda of President Trump, after the conservatives fell by a plan which, they said, would add too much to the country’s debt.

In a dramatic scene by Capitol Hill which posed naked republican divisions, Mr. Johnson nestled with the holoups in a room of the house for more than an hour before the start of the vote, the grinding of the activity in the room ended as the spell of the measure was suspended in the balance.

It was a tactic proven for Mr. Johnson, who has already managed to carry the conservative opposition to the field of the Chamber by mainly daring the future defectors to derail the votes provided on the priorities of Mr. Trump.

But Wednesday evening was a rare example in which the harsh republicans on the right refused to blink – at least for the moment – and that treated the speaker, who had predicted with confidence that he would have the votes to pass the measure, a deadly setback.

Johnson came out of the meeting on camera on Wednesday evening and told journalists that the Chamber would vote on the measure “probably tomorrow, in one way or another.”

There was still “a small subset of members who were not completely satisfied” in the bill, he said. These legislators, who continued to snuggle up in private after Mr. Johnson delayed the vote, said they were looking for more insurance than the Senate would ultimately propose deeper expense than the required resolution.