US Senate Republicans Pick Insider John Thune as Their Next Leader
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Republicans will gather behind closed doors on Wednesday to pick their next leader in the face of a public pressure campaign by supporters of President-elect Donald Trump who favor the long-shot bid of a hardline Trump loyalist.
Senior congressional reporter Andrew Desiderio joins Way Too Early to discuss Jon Thune’s new role as GOP Senate leader and ...
WASHINGTON — It was the first seriously contested Senate Republican leadership election in decades. Three senators were ...
Just hours after Republican Sen. John Thune was elected as the incoming Senate majority leader, President-elect Donald Trump ...
Many Republican senators were stunned that Representative Matt Gaetz, Republican of Florida, had been chosen as the nominee, ...
Republicans have won enough seats to keep control of the House of Representatives, ABC News projects, clinching a unified GOP ...
The new Senate Republican majority is promising to leave the filibuster alone — even if it stands in the way of the Trump ...
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Eric Hovde, the Wisconsin Republican who nearly unseated Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin, acknowledged this week that he lost ...
On the same day he referred to his loss to Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin as "brutally hard and painful" and a "gut-wrenching ...
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