Trump’s pushing hard for his “Save America Act” to pass before the Senate’s August break, but Senator John Thune is holding firm—saying it lacks Senate votes. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt warns Trump’s patience is wearing thin, framing the bill as what “the people want.” Yet, Democrats are poised to block it with a filibuster, and ditching the filibuster itself would be another uphill battle. Thune’s wisely pivoting to economic concerns—cost of living, inflation—as polls show voters care deeply. This clash underscores the growing tension between Trump’s legislative ambitions and Senate realities as midterms loom.
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