Katherine Clark calls for Mike Johnson to follow through on Ukraine aid vote as House returns to session NBC Boston [Video]

A two-week recess has come to a close for the U.S. House of Representatives.

Lawmakers returned to Washington on Tuesday, including Democratic Whip Katherine Clark, who spoke with NBC10 Boston.

The representative wrapped up her time in Massachusetts touting $900,000 in child care investments.

“It’s coming right here to SMOC in Framingham, to this child care center that serves 300 children,” said Clark.

But on Capitol Hill, drama is already beginning to bubble up. Despite their party holding a razor-thin majority, Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia has threatened to oust Speaker Mike Johnson because he worked with Democrats on spending bills and said Ukraine funding would come up for a vote.

Clark says she hopes Johnson’s promise on Ukraine will be kept.

“We are going to see. Speaker Johnson has made that commitment, but we are still short on details,” she said.

Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson has a razor-thin majority …