Senate Republicans reelect Thune as top leader, rejecting push to delay internal election
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Senate Republicans reelected Sen. John Thune as their top leader on Tuesday after rejecting an effort to delay the leadership vote to digest the party's sweeping election losses and chart a path forward.
Most Republicans opted to vote against a period of purgatory after their electoral thrashing.
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Most Republicans opted to vote against a period of purgatory after their electoral thrashing.
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Senate Republicans reelected Sen. John Thune as their top leader on Tuesday after rejecting an effort to delay the leadership vote to digest the party's sweeping election losses and chart a path forward.