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Hour tense negotiations to complete a deal about the president Donald Trumps The candidates blew up on Saturday evening, and now the legislators are home.
The Republicans and Democrats of the Senate quickly showed their fingers for the death of the deal, but it was ultimately Trump who talited the conversations.
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US President Donald Trump speaks to the media when he arrives at Glasgow Prestwick in Prestwick, Scotland on July 25, 2025 in Prestwick, Scotland (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
In a lengthy contribution in his social media platform of the truth, Trump the Senate leader of the Senate Minister Chuck SchumerDN.Y., from “over one billion dollars to approve a small number of our highly qualified candidates”.
“This requirement is outrageous and unprecedented and would be embarrassing for the Republican party if it was accepted. It is a political blackmail through a different name,” said Trump. “Say Schumer, who is from his own party, radical lunatics, to hell under enormous political pressure!”
“Don’t accept the offer,” he continued. “Go home and explain to your voters what bad people the Democrats are and what great work the Republicans do for our country and have a great break and make America great again !!!”
The US chair of the US Senate, Chuck Schumer (D-NY), speaks at a press conference after the weekly democratic political lunch of the Senate on June 17, 2025 in Washington, DC, in Capitol. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Instead of finding a way to coordinate over 60 of the president’s candidates, who moved all with the support of the cross-party support from the committee, the legislator voted Rapid-Fire over seven before leaving Washington until September.
But before the President’s edict, both sides of the aisle believed that they were about to break through to meet both of Trump’s wish, to see his candidates and leave Washington.
Majority leader of the Senate John ThuneRev.d., said that “many offers” between him and Schumer were made between him and Schumer in the course of the negotiations.
“There were different times when I think one or both sides might give a deal in the end,” he said.
The Senate’s Democrats wanted the White House in the National Institute of Health and Foreign Aid Funding to be billions, in addition to a future agreement that no more Clawback packages would come from the White House.
In return, they would green some of the non -controversial candidates from Trump.
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Sen. Markwayne MullinR-OKLA., Schumer accused of “going too far” by increasing the price for his demands.
“We have had three different offers since the last night,” he said. “And every time it was, it said every time it ‘I want more’,” said Mullin about Schumer’s demands.
He said that the Republicans were not unprepared by Trump’s call for a standstill of talks, and found that the White House was heavily involved in negotiations.
“You will see that there was never about doing a deal,” he continued. “You want to go out and say that the president is unrealistic and because he cannot answer on his base in order to make a deal like in any other president in history.”
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Now the Republicans will not follow a break, but Mullin noticed that the change in the confirmation process, if the legislator returns in September, progresses to a rule.
Senate DemocratsOn the other hand, it countered that their offer has never changed and that the Republicans increased the number of candidates they wanted over the line and tried to absorb controversy, party picks.
“The question has developed quite a bit over time on both sides,” said Thun. “But in the end we never came to a place where we both agreed to lock it up.”
