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Republicans say they will try to revise proposal to include the Trump priority in their budget bill.
Republican leaders are still hopeful they can craft language that will pass muster with the Senate parliamentarian.
The president's endorsement is a blow to longtime Sen. John Cornyn, whom Senate Republicans had begged Trump to support.
The Louisiana Republican is already speaking out against the president's “weaponization” fund and money for a White House ballroom.
By: Igor Bobic, Torrence Banks
The fund announced by the Department of Justice on Monday could potentially allow for Jan 6 protesters who were prosecuted to receive a payout. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is trying to quell Republican criticism of Trump's plan for an ‘anti-weaponization' compensation fund. (AP Photo/John McDonnell) John McDonnell/AP
The president is blaming the non-partisan parliamentarian for blocking the money, but Republican leaders admit they simply don't have the votes.
By: Igor Bobic, Avani Kalra
The Senate punted a vote on the partisan budget bill until after a Memorial Day recess.
Republican senators say Trump is only hurting his own agenda by pushing out sitting lawmakers.
Brooke Teegarden is one of a growing number of women using the specific texture of MAGA masculinity against itself.
Sen. Andy Kim vows Democrats will continue to oppose more money for ICE and says voters are more worried about rising costs of gas and food.
