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Senate Republicans have expressed skepticism about pursuing a third budget reconciliation bill to advance President Trump's agenda, as House Republicans push for its consideration. Key Senate leaders, including John Thune and Mitch McConnell, have indicated that the likelihood of success is low due to the need for bipartisan support and the upcoming midterm elections.
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Senate Republicans have expressed skepticism about pursuing a third budget reconciliation bill to advance President Trump's agenda, as House Republicans push for its consideration. Key Senate leaders, including John Thune and Mitch McConnell, have indicated that the likelihood of success is low due to the need for bipartisan support and the upcoming midterm elections.
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