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Hours of strained negotiations to make a deal on the president Donald Trump The nominees exploded on Saturday night, and now lawmakers are heading home.
Republicans and Democrats quickly sent their finger at the deals, but ultimately Trump launched talks.
US President Donald Trump talks to the media when he arrives at Glasgow Airport Prestvik on July 25, 2025 in the prestitz, Scotland (Andrew Harnica/Getti Image)
In a long message on its social media platform is true social Chuck ShumerDn.Y., “demanding more than a billion dollars to approve a small number of our highly skilled nominees.”
“This demand is outrageous and unprecedented, and if it was accepted, it would be embarrassing for the Republican Party. This is political extortion by any other name,” Trump said. “Tell the Sumer, which is under great political pressure from the inside of your own party, radical left crazy to go to hell!”
“Don’t accept the proposal,” he continued. “Go home and explain to your voters what bad people the Democrats and what a great job the Republicans do and did for our country.
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The Senate Senate leader Chuck Sumer (D-NY) goes to a press conference after a weekly Democratic Policy Senate for Lunch in the US Capitol on June 17, 2025 in Washington, Colombia District. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Instead of finding a way to vote on as much as 60 presidential nominees, they all went through a committee with two -party support, the legislators of the fast fire voted seven before the exit from Washington until September.
But Sumer viewed Trump’s move as a victory for the Senate Democrats. He opposed that the president refused the negotiations, while he and the leader of the majority of the Senate John TunRs.d., worked on finding a two -party solution, “provided the White House, and the Republicans of the White House and the Senate met our requirements.”
“He took the ball, he went home, leaving the Democrats and Republicans, interested in what the hell had happened,” Sumer said, standing next to the presidential poster’s position.
“Trump’s tweet said everything,” he continued. “According to the fury, Trump threw a towel, sent the Republicans home and could not do the main job of negotiations.”
But before the president pointed out, both sides of the passage believed that they were on the verge of the breakthrough so that they correspond to Trump’s desire to see his nominees and leave Washington.
Strange He said that “a lot of suggestions” were made between him and Sumer during the negotiations.
“There were several different times when I think both sides may think that there was a deal after all,” he said.
The Democrats in the Senate wanted the White House to defrost billions at the National Institute of Health and Foreign Aid, except for the future agreement, which will no longer come to the White House’s return packages.
In return, they will be Greenlight by several, which do not match Trump’s nominees.
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Washington, Columbia-1 District July: (Editor’s Note: Alternative Harvest) Most Senate Leader John Tun (R-SD) stops talking to journalists on the Senate floor after the Senate passes the so-called Donald Trump “One, Big, Big Bill,” (Photo by Andrew Harnica/Getti Image) (Getty Images/Andrwe Harnik)
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“We had three different deals from last night,” he said. “And every time it was, every time I want more,” Malin said of Shumer’s demands.
He said that the Republicans were not called for Trump’s call to stop negotiations, and noted that the White House actively participated in the negotiations.
“You will understand what it was there, it never made a deal,” he continued. “They want to go out and say that the president is unrealistic, and because he cannot respond to his base to make a deal as ours, in any other president in history.”
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Now the Republicans will not continue to meet with breaks, but Malin noted that to move forward with the change of rules in the process of confirmation when the legislators return in September.
“Over time, he asks what they developed on both sides,” Tun said. “But in the end, we never got to the place where both sides agreed to block it.”
Democrats in the SenateOn the other hand, they opposed that their proposal had never changed, and that the Republicans continued to increase the number of nominees they wanted across the line, and tried to include more contradictory, guerrilla elections.
Shumer does not reveal the details of its requirements, but accused that any changes in the rules of the Senate would be a “huge mistake” and urged Trump to work with the Democrats of the Senate, which moving forward, in particular, when Congress sends another term of financing the government in September.
“They have to stop listening to it,” Sumer said. “If they want to do what is good for the American people, they should not be blind with Donald Trump.”
