House Speaker Johnson Says Congress Will Address Hurricane Helene Funding After Election

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House Speaker Johnson Says Congress Will Address Hurricane Helene Funding After Election
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House Speaker Mike Johnson stated that Congress will address funding needs resulting from Hurricane Helene after the election, despite President Biden's request for immediate action. Johnson explained that assessing damages and determining specific requirements takes time.

House Speaker Mike Johnson on Sunday did not commit to calling Congress back into session before the election after President Joe Biden pressed congressional leaders about potential funding shortfalls in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene .

It’s an appropriate role for the federal government, and you’ll have bipartisan support for that, and it’ll all happen in due time, and we’ll get that job done. There shouldn’t be any concern about that.” Johnson’s comments come after Biden said in remarks at the White House last week he expects to ask Congress for a supplemental funding request for areas affected by Hurricane Helene.

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