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Senate Majority Leader John Thune has communicated to White House officials that he does not believe there are enough votes for a budget reconciliation bill. President Trump has challenged this view, leading to tensions between the two as they navigate upcoming legislative priorities and midterm election pressures.
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Senate Majority Leader John Thune has communicated to White House officials that he does not believe there are enough votes for a budget reconciliation bill. President Trump has challenged this view, leading to tensions between the two as they navigate upcoming legislative priorities and midterm election pressures.
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