The House approved the package in an overwhelming bipartisan vote last week, despite objections from the conservatives, sending it to the Senate where it also passed with an overwhelming vote. What led the conservatives to revolt Tuesday is not fully clear - they outlined a list of grievances over McCarthy’s leadership in handling the debt ceiling package. “The debt limit last week displayed just how far House Republicans have come as a team.” Tom Emmer, R-Minn., the top GOP vote-counter and a former hockey coach. “In sports, it’s called a game plan,” said Rep. “We’re not going to live in the era of the imperial speaker anymore.” Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., one of the more outspoken members of the group. “We’re frustrated with the way this place is operating,” said Rep. Short of taking that step, they have demanded a meeting with McCarthy, leaving it unclear how the standoff will be resolved. The group is among some of the same conservative Republicans who tried to stop the debt ceiling bill from advancing last week and who then threatened to try to oust McCarthy after passage of the debt ceiling package that President Joe Biden signed into law. It’s the first such procedural rule vote to fail in nearly two decades. Led by outspoken members of the House Freedom Caucus, a group of 11 Republicans broke with their party on an otherwise routine procedural vote that threw the day’s schedule - and the rest of the week - into disarray. This is our common goal, a common big dream, and it should be a national goal”, he said at the occasion, adding the Russian occupation of regions IDPs have fled from over the decades would end up being “temporary”.WASHINGTON (AP) - House conservatives staged a mini-revolt Tuesday in retaliation for Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s leadership on last week’s vote to raise the debt ceiling, the right wing banding together to block progress on a mixture of bills and vent their frustration.
“With our right policy - a result-oriented policy - we will achieve the integration of our country. 13,000 displaced families to receive new housing in two-year state programme.The Government head said 13,000 more families would receive apartments “over the next two to three years”, of which 7,000 would get housing in residential projects and 6,000 would be accommodated in countryside houses as part of the rural housing programme of the Government. This money is used for the construction of houses, flats In total, over the last 10 years, we have given flats to 31,000 families”, he said, adding “large-scale works are already launched in Tbilisi, Rustavi and Kutaisi” for ensuring further accommodation. Garibashvili also said the budget allocated for IDPs totalled ₾233 million ($89.28mln) in 2023, a number he said was 10 times that of 2012, the year the current Government came to power. The construction of the three blocks is due to be completed by late 2025, the Government Administration announced.
He said 320 flats would be completed as part of the initiative “very soon”, as the launch of the new development was coincided with 480 IDP families receiving new apartments in the city. Garibashvli launched the construction of the 12-storey buildings and noted three 16-storey blocks had been already completed as part of his Government’s push to provide IDPs with housing across the country. Construction of three residential blocks designed to house 720 internally displaced families has kicked off in the western Georgian city of Kutaisi, with Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili placing a symbolic capsule in the foundation of the new ₾77 million ($29.51mln) construction on Tuesday.
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