Thune Rejects Ending Filibuster Despite Trump’s Push Amid Shutdown

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Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated that ending the filibuster is unlikely despite President Trump's calls, citing lack of votes among Republicans, while some senators remain open to change. The article also discusses ongoing debates over the government shutdown, election results, and bipartisan efforts to resolve the crisis.
- Thune says ending filibuster 'not happening' despite Trump's demands abcnews.go.com
- Live Updates: Trump Pushes on Filibuster as Record-Long Government Shutdown Continues The New York Times
- Government shutdown live updates as Senate talks continue after Democrats' election victories CBS News
- Pres. Trump Speaks at Breakfast with Republican Senators C-SPAN
- Why Trump wants to nuke the filibuster and how it could actually happen Axios
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