John Thune & Rosa DeLauro

John Thune: Senate Majority Leader John Thune>>> urged the White House to abandon the 'Anti-Weaponization Fund' entirely, stating it was the best way forward.

Rosa DeLauro: Democratic Representative Rosa DeLauro criticized Todd Blanche for signing off on the agreement to bar future tax audits of Donald Trump and his businesses, citing a conflict of interest due to Blanche's past role as Trump's personal attorney.

John Thune: Senate Majority Leader Thune indicated Collins is working with Democrats on a path forward.

Rosa DeLauro: Ranking Democrat DeLauro opposed the bill, citing lack of bipartisan negotiation and missed priorities.

John Thune: John Thune>>>, as Senate Majority Leader, played a key role in guiding the immigration funding bill through the United States>>>, despite initial delays and internal Republican pushback.

Rosa DeLauro: Rosa DeLauro>>> expressed concern that using budget reconciliation to fund agencies sets a 'very dangerous precedent'.

John Thune: Senate Majority Leader John Thune>>> expressed hope that the White House would drop the fund, indicating the bipartisan opposition to the initiative.

Rosa DeLauro: As a Democratic Representative, Rosa DeLauro>>> strongly criticized the fund, calling it a 'corrupt payout scheme' and questioning Todd Blanche>>>'s conflict of interest.

John Thune: Senate Majority Leader; noncommittal on House package, focused on avoiding shutdown.

Rosa DeLauro: Democratic representative who opposed the NDAA, citing domestic priorities.

John Thune: John Thune>>>, the Senate Majority Leader, signaled that Todd Blanche>>>'s nomination may face a tougher confirmation process due to bipartisan backlash against his actions.

Rosa DeLauro: Rosa DeLauro>>>, a Democratic Representative, accused Todd Blanche>>> of prioritizing Donald Trump>>>'s financial interests over the public good and stated he does not belong in his job.

John Thune: Thune, as Senate Majority Leader, escorted Trump to a meeting with Senate Republicans.

Rosa DeLauro: As House Appropriations Committee Ranking Member, Rosa DeLauro stated that Democrats would not support tens of billions for Donald Trump's 'aimless war'.