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Good. Good morning. I'm Anna Palmer and welcome to The Daily Punch, brought to you by Punch Bowl News.

It's Tuesday, April 23rd, 2024. Let's get into the mix. Here are your Washington headlines of the day.

Number one, we've got the latest on Ukraine and Israel.

Number two, how McConnell wins. And number three, House Conservatives galvanize against Tony Gonzalez in Texas. All right, let's get into it. We are leading Punchball News a.m. with the latest

on what's happening on foreign aid, the Senate is now on

track to pass the House's $95 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan as soon as this

afternoon, sending the long-stalled measure to President Joe Biden's desks.

Here's the latest. Senators have two roll call votes at around 1 p.m.

The first is on a GOP procedural motion, while the second would overcome a bipartisan filibuster

and set up final passage by Wednesday night at the latest.

Of course, the Senate being the Senate, it's unclear when exactly the bill will

pass, but with each senator limited to just one hour of remarks after today's procedural

votes, it's likely that those who oppose a measure won't be able to drag this out much

later than tonight. As we wrote on Monday, there are ongoing talks between Senate leaders about

possible amendment votes and procedural motions. These discussions could prompt a unanimous

consent agreement to vote on the final passage this afternoon. Senator Bernie Sanders,

the independent from Vermont, who opposes offensive aid to Israel, is among those

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