Senate negotiations collapse after the Trump Newic deal talks

Hours of tense negotiations to conclude a deal on the president Donald Trump The candidates blew up on Saturday night, and now legislators are heading home.

The Republicans and Democrats in the Senate rushed to direct the finger to each other for the demise of the deal, but Trump ultimately was the one who blocked the talks.

DCU’s lawyer, Peru, affirmed, with a partisan conflict, with the continued siege of the Dem candidate

In a length Chuck ShomerDN.Y, from “demanding more than a billion dollars to agree to a small number of highly qualified candidates.”

“This request is terrible and unprecedented, and it will be embarrassing for the Republican Party if it is accepted. It is a political blackmail, with any other name,” Trump said. “Shomer, who is subjected to tremendous political pressure from inside his party, told the left radical crazy, to go to hell!”

“Do not accept the offer,” continued. “Go home and explain to your components what is the bad guys of democratic people, and what a great work that Republicans do, and do, to our country.

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Instead of finding a way to vote on up to 60 candidates for the president, all of whom moved through a committee with the support of the two parties, the quick lawmakers voted seven before Washington left until September.

But Shomer dealt with Trump’s move as a victory for Democrats in the Senate. It was reported that the president was the one who abandoned the negotiations while he and the majority leader of the Senate John ThunRS worked.

“He took the ball and went home, leaving the Democrats and Republicans alike, wondering what happened against hell,” said Shomer, standing next to a copy of the size of the president.

He continued, “Trump’s tweet is all all.” “In a bout of anger, Trump threw the towel, sent the Republicans to the home, and was unable to do the basic work to negotiate.”

But before the president’s decree, both sides of the corridor believed that they were about to finish Trump’s desire to see his candidates, confirming and leaving Washington.

Thor He said that there are “many offers” that were presented between him and Shomer throughout the negotiations.

“There were several different times I think or both sides may have been a deal in the end,” he said.

The Senate Democrats from the White House wanted to freeze billions of dollars at the National Institute for Finance for Health and External Aid, as well as a future agreement that no packages will come from the White House.

On the other hand, they will light up many controversial candidates in Trump.

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“We have concluded three different deals since last night,” he said. “Every time it was, every time it is” I want more. “

He said that the Republicans did not guard Trump’s invitation to stop the talks, and indicated that the White House had strongly participated in the negotiations.

“You can realize that there was, it was never about concluding a deal.” “They want to go out and say that the president is unrealistic, and because he cannot answer his base to conclude a deal as we have in every other president in history.”

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Now, Republicans will not follow the holiday dates, but Mullen indicated that moving forward changing the base to the confirmation process when legislators will happen in September in response.

“It has evolved on both sides a little over time,” Thun said. “But in the end, we did not reach a place where both sides agreed to lock it.”

Democrats in the SenateOn the other hand, they stated that their offer has never changed, and that the Republicans continued to increase the number of candidates who wanted through the line, and tried to include more controversial choices.

Schumer will not reveal the details of his demands, but he accused that any changes to the rules of the Senate will be a “big mistake”, and Trump urged to work with Democrats in the Senate, especially since Congress is in pain towards another deadline for government financing in September.

“They must stop listening to it,” Schumer said. “If they want to do what is good for the American people, they should not be in a state of adhering to Donald Trump’s blindness.”