Senate Majority Leader John Tune said in an interview with the media at the congressional office on Wednesday that even if the Republican Party loses its majority in the Senate, he still plans to run for the Republican Party leader again. Republican Senator Thun from South Dakota has provided his party colleagues with more room to operate and a large amount of capital to try to maintain the control of the Republican Party over the Senate. “In many ways, the Senate is a firewall,” Thun said. He said, “If control of the House of Representatives changes hands, we may be busy with matters such as impeachment or various investigations for the next two years. Otherwise, the Senate will focus on nominating judicial and administrative officials.”

Senate Majority Leader John Tune said in an interview with the media at the congressional office on Wednesday that even if the Republican Party loses its majority in the Senate, he still plans to run for the Republican Party leader again. Republican Senator Thun from South Dakota has provided his party colleagues with more room to operate and a large amount of capital to try to maintain the control of the Republican Party over the Senate. “In many ways, the Senate is a firewall,” Thun said. He said, “If control of the House of Representatives changes hands, we may be busy with matters such as impeachment or various investigations for the next two years. Otherwise, the Senate will focus on nominating judicial and administrative officials.”