Trump Tells Schumer to ‘Go to Hell’ Amid Standoff over Confirming President’s Nominees
- The U.S. Senate began its month-long recess on Saturday night amid stalled negotiations over President Trump's pending nominees.
- The recess followed disagreements between Senate Republicans and Democrats about allowing Trump to use recess appointment powers during the break.
- Senate Democrats delayed confirmations to leverage over a billion dollars in withheld federal funding tied to approving a small number of nominees favored by Trump.
- Trump accused Senator Schumer of "political extortion" for demanding funds, telling him to "go to hell" on Truth Social and urging Republicans to reject the deal.
- This deadlock leaves about 130 nominees awaiting confirmation and prompts Senate Republicans to consider rule changes to ease confirmations after the recess.
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'Quit now': MAGA freaks out on GOP leader after he blocks Trump from recess appointments
A decision by Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) to schedule pro forma sessions throughout the August recess which will, in effect, stop Donald Trump from making any recess appointments, has set off a firestorm among the president's MAGA followers.According to CSPAN's Craig Caplan, "Senate jus...
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Are Senate Democrats Finally Going to Get the Payback They Deserve?
by Matt Margolis, PJ Media: After weeks of stonewalling from Democrats, the GOP is demanding action on dozens of President Trump’s pending nominees—and they’re signaling they’re ready to play hardball if they don’t get it. With the Senate set to leave town for a long recess, Republicans say enough is enough. Emerging from a closed-door […]
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