特朗普遭拒

Core Points - The U.S. Senate Republicans rejected President Trump's proposal to end the filibuster, which is a procedural rule requiring 60 votes to advance most legislation [1] - Trump emphasized the urgency of passing legislation to end the government shutdown, citing significant impacts on programs like SNAP and the aviation industry [1] - The temporary funding bill aimed at ending the government shutdown has failed to advance 14 times in the Senate due to the lack of 60 votes [2] Group 1 - Trump's call for the Senate to terminate the filibuster was met with immediate resistance from senior Republican leaders, including Mitch McConnell [1] - The current Senate composition is 53 Republicans to 47 Democrats, but the Republicans do not have the necessary 60 votes to bypass the filibuster [2] - Republican Senator John Thune stated that the filibuster has historically protected the nation from extreme legislation [2] Group 2 - Several Republican senators warned that abolishing the filibuster could allow Democrats to push through more radical agendas in the future [2] - There are concerns among Republican lawmakers that eliminating the filibuster could backfire when political power shifts [2]