POLITICSJun 24 · 09:00 UTCSEMAFORBurgess Everett

'I shoot straight': Thune lets Trump tension roll off his back

John Thune, Senate majority leader, plans to seek re-election next January despite tensions with Donald Trump over policy priorities like the filibuster and voter ID bill. He highlights bipartisan legislative wins, such as a housing bill, but faces challenges including internal GOP divisions and a shrinking Senate majority.

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