Trump tells Schumer to ‘go to hell’ as Senate attempts to strike deal on nominees fail
President Donald Trump, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer on Saturday on a broadcast on Saturday hours after hours after hours social mediaThe Senate was preparing to recess after failed attempts to make an agreement to approve Trump’s candidates.
Senate Republican Leader John Thune, Schumer and White House, Finish cooling In his statement to CNN, because the senators can return to their states.
Schumer said he agreed to release federal funds and not to force Trump to force another legislative package to reduce federal financing.
However, on social media, Trump described Schumer’s demands as “terrible and unprecedented”, a sign of speeches collapsed.
Trump asked the Senate to approve the candidates, even if he meant skipping the August holiday.
On Saturday night on the Senate floor, Thune unanimously asked for consent to vote for a handful of candidacy and break it for a month.
The Democrats were slowly walking Trump’s lower -level candidates, and forced Thune to keep the Senate in a session to approve the Senate this weekend. In the minority, the Democrats have the power to force Thune to skip the obstacles that take time before voting.
According to sources, Schumer made several requests to agree to allow a group of nominations by the Senate. Requests involved the dissolution of federal funds for a number of programs, including National Health and Foreign Aid Institutes.
Schumer also asked Trump to admit that he would not try to force another package to reduce federal financing known as “rescue .. After a package of 9 billion dollars Coding some deductions has been approved in early this summer.
“Tell Schumer, who is under a tremendous political pressure from his own party, radical left Lunatics, to go to hell!” Trump wrote on Saturday. “Do not accept the offer, don’t go home and don’t explain how bad people are to your components and how great the Republicans do and do for our country.”
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