'I Will Be the Last Republican President': Trump Blasts GOP Senators as 'FOOLS' in Fiery Move to Kill the Filibuster

'I Will Be the Last Republican President': Trump Blasts GOP Senators as 'FOOLS' in Fiery Move to Kill the Filibuster

Donald Trump has warned that he will be the 'last Republican president' unless GOP senators scrap the Senate filibuster, using a blistering Truth Social post on Monday to brand holdouts in his own party 'FOOLS' and demand an immediate vote to push through his stalled election bill, the SAVE America Act. Trump on Republican lawmakers to tear up the long‑standing Senate rule, which effectively requires 60 votes to advance most major legislation. R…

Senate Republicans to Give Trump a Reality Check

“Donald Trump is about to come face to face with one of his frequent punching bags: Senate Republicans,” Politico reports. “They might just be in a mood to punch back.” “The president was invited to GOP senators’ Wednesday lunch to push for his No. 1 priority, the GOP election bill known as the SAVE America Act. But several outgoing Republicans who have clashed with Trump said Monday they will be there to deliver a reality check: The bill isn’t …

Trump blindsides GOP as leaders warn he's giving control of congress to the Dems

GOP senators were quite frustrated when, on Wednesday, June 17, President Donald Trump delayed the nomination of federal prosecutor Jay Clayton for director of national intelligence (DNI) in order to keep Acting DNI Bill Pulte in that position longer. That delay, according to The Hill's Alexander Bolton, underscores growing tensions between Trump and Senate Republicans."President Trump's relationship with key Senate Republicans, including Senate…

Insiders say Trump is 'burning goodwill' with GOP senators due to his ignorance: 'Awkward'

Frustration between President Donald Trump and Senate Republicans is now growing harder to mask.The 80-year-old president's relentless push to attach the SAVE America Act to various Senate bills has created mounting friction between the White House and Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD), with GOP lawmakers increasingly expressing frustration at what they characterize as the president's misunderstanding of Senate operations, reported MS NOW…