With the deadline for government funding looming, House Speaker Mike Johnson is pushing forward with a vote on a controversial funding plan that includes provisions on voting and proof of citizenship. The GOP is fractured, with five distinct factions emerging amidst the chaos, raising concerns about the potential for a government shutdown. Johnson's strategy has baffled some colleagues and drawn criticism from Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, who blames Republican 'poison pills' for the deadlock. As various factions within the party grapple for influence, including a notable rebellion from within their ranks, the House debates options like the SAVE Act, while Democratic leaders express their discontent with the GOP's proposals. Despite the obstacles, Johnson remains determined to hold a vote, although the outlook for its passage appears bleak.