House Speaker Mike Johnson might have put a significant dent in the reelection hopes of one of the GOP’s most vulnerable congressional incumbents on Friday and later backtracked comments where he said he would consider repealing the CHIPS Act. Earlier in ...

A reporter asked Johnson whether he would try to repeal the bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act, which Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump had disparaged last week. “I expect that we probably will, but we haven’t developed that part of the agenda ...

Friday evening, after Johnson said on the campaign trail that he would “probably” move to try to repeal the CHIPS and Science Act. The Republican leader later backtracked on the comment, clarifying in a joint statement with Rep.

Vice President Kamala Harris tore into Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., on Saturday for his comment that Republicans might seek to repeal the CHIPS and Science Act if they take control of Congress in the upcoming election.

House Speaker Mike Johnson took back a statement he made during a rally in Syracuse, New York, on Friday, suggesting that the CHIPS and Science Act could be repealed if the GOP wins full control of the government.

Vice President Kamala Harris criticized House Speaker Mike Johnson for suggesting that Republicans may try to repeal the CHIPS and Science Act if they win Congress. Johnson has since tried to walk back his remark.