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Senate Republicans are working to improve their relationship with President Donald Trump following a tense lunch meeting. They voted on the Iran war, changing the votes of two senators criticized by Trump. Despite efforts to ease tensions, disagreements over legislative priorities continue to pose challenges for the Senate as it approaches the July 4 recess.
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Senate Republicans are working to improve their relationship with President Donald Trump following a tense lunch meeting. They voted on the Iran war, changing the votes of two senators criticized by Trump. Despite efforts to ease tensions, disagreements over legislative priorities continue to pose challenges for the Senate as it approaches the July 4 recess.
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Senate GOP tries to mend fences with Trump after heated lunch
Senate Republicans Seek to Improve Relations with Trump Following Tense Meeting