John Thune leads Senate backlash to Trump demanding they cancel summer break for him
John Thune leads Senate backlash to Trump demanding they cancel summer break for him. ‘We could stay here ‘til Christmas’, a frustrated Thune tells Trump of…
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John Thune leads Senate backlash to Trump demanding they cancel summer break for him. ‘We could stay here ‘til Christmas’, a frustrated Thune tells Trump of chamber’s inability to pass his voter ID law. Trump has repeatedly urged Thune to scrap the legislative filibuster, which effectively sets a 60-vote threshold for most legislation in the 100-member Senate, or find another workaround to pass the voting bill, known as the SAVE America Act. Trump has made it his legislative priority in 2026, saying it would “guarantee the midterms” and falsely claiming that election cheating is “rampant.” He previously declined to sign any other legislation until it was passed.
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John Thune leads Senate backlash to Trump demanding they cancel summer break for him. ‘We could stay here ‘til Christmas’, a frustrated Thune tells Trump of chamber’s inability to pass his voter ID law
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Trump has repeatedly urged Thune to scrap the legislative filibuster, which effectively sets a 60-vote threshold for most legislation in the 100-member Senate, or find another workaround to pass the voting bill, known as the SAVE America Act.
according to The Boston GlobeTrump has made it his legislative priority in 2026, saying it would “guarantee the midterms” and falsely claiming that election cheating is “rampant.” He previously declined to sign any other legislation until it was passed.
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