Trump-Thune clash tests Senate cohesion as SAVE Act stalls
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Trump escalated his feud with Senate Majority Leader John Thune over the stalled SAVE America Act, telling Georgia rally-goers to “call John Thune” even as the bill has not secured the votes to pass. White House officials say the president’s patience is running out, but many Senate Republicans defend Thune, arguing the votes aren’t there and urging the White House to win over holdouts rather than blame leadership. The dispute underscores ongoing GOP tensions with Trump and the risk of fracturing support ahead of the midterms, with leadership trying to keep the conference united despite the rift.
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- Trump and Thune Clash Over SAVE America Act The New York Times
- Thune responds to Leavitt quip that Trump’s patience with him ‘running out’ over SAVE America Act The Hill
- Trump’s ‘patience is running out’ with Thune over SAVE Act, Leavitt says Roll Call
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