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Because of that, Thune said the vote to confirm him "shouldn't be hard." "Democrats and Republicans, in a very big bipartisan fashion, agree that he is very qualified for this job," Thune said ...

Senate Majority Leader John Thune says votes will go into the weekend if nominees don't start getting confirmed. "As I’ve repeatedly said, Senate Republicans are ready to work as long as needed to ...

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Because of that, Thune said the vote to confirm him "shouldn't be hard." "Democrats and Republicans, in a very big bipartisan fashion, agree that he is very qualified for this job," Thune said, adding ...

Johnson sat to Trump’s left and Thune to his right, and both Hill leaders often acknowledged where they agreed but pointed out where their colleagues could make passage of certain policies ...