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House Speaker Mike Johnson sent a bipartisan housing bill to the White House on June 29, 2026, starting a 10-day countdown for it to become law. President Donald Trump expressed skepticism about the bill's importance, stating it was a 'yawn,' and indicated he is unlikely to sign it but will not veto it, allowing it to pass if he does not act.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson sent a bipartisan housing bill to the White House on June 29, 2026, starting a 10-day countdown for it to become law. President Donald Trump expressed skepticism about the bill's importance, stating it was a 'yawn,' and indicated he is unlikely to sign it but will not veto it, allowing it to pass if he does not act.
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Speaker Johnson sends bipartisan housing bill to White House — but Trump says it's a ‘yawn’
Speaker Johnson Sends Bipartisan Housing Bill to White House Amid Trump's Skepticism