Senate Majority Leader John Thune is refusing to criticize Trump after he canceled health and education funding approved by Congress.

The midterms aren’t looking pretty for Republicans—but that’s not Donald Trump’s fault!

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Donald Trump told advisers that Senator John Thune is one of his “biggest headaches.”

Senator John Thune clapped back at Donald Trump’s demands to pass the SAVE Act.

Senate GOP leadership sent out a memo on how to spin the growing divide between lawmakers and Donald Trump.

Let’s hope it’s just a Watergate reference?

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said that Donald Trump’s patience with Senator John Thune is “running out.”

Even a fellow senator cast doubt on McConnell’s status.

Donald Trump went after the Senate parliamentarian in an online rant.

Republicans are rotting from the top, following the president down the path of crashing out and complaining instead of governing.

And Democrats aren’t alone in wanting Bill Pulte gone.

At least a handful of Republicans are questioning how Bill Pulte could possibly be qualified for this job.

Senator John Thune is worried that Donald Trump’s obsession with revenge is putting the midterms at risk.

Republicans in the Senate went home earlier than scheduled, abandoning a key budget vote so they wouldn’t also have to vote on the slush fund.

Donald Trump is trying to get a key Senate adviser fired.

Donald Trump has been pressuring Republicans to pass his signature legislation.

GOP senators are considering pushing the SAVE America Act through the complicated budget reconciliation process. But the chamber’s parliamentarian might have other ideas.

I hate the SAVE America Act. But in the long run, the demise of the Senate filibuster would be great for liberalism—and it would even help (yes, help) bipartisanship.

Don’t expect the airport chaos to get better anytime soon.