Thune: Republicans Plow Ahead on Confirming the President’s Nominees
that to Presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton, who each had 98 percent of their civilian nominees
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Thune: Senate Overcomes Historic Democrat Blockade to Confirm President Trump’s Nominees
voice vote. “Presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton, for example, each had 98 percent of their civilian
Johnson Votes to Release Epstein Files
Subpoenaed the Justice Department. Subpoenaed Bill and Hillary Clinton in August 2025. Subpoenaed the Epstein estate in August
Thune: Senate Republicans Break Democrat Blockade
confirmed this way. “George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton in his first term each had 98 percent
Thune: Time’s Up for Democrat Obstructionists
Ninety-eight percent. “Ninety-eight percent for Bill Clinton. “Ninety percent for George W. Bush, 90 percent
Thune: Democrats’ Historic Obstruction Coming to an End
Bush’s four years in office and President Clinton’s first four years, both presidents had 98 percent
Thune Issues Warning to Senate Democrat Obstructionists
vote here in the Senate. “So did President Clinton. “President George W. Bush and President Obama both
Thune Previews Long Weekend for Senate Democrat Obstructionists
also true of a Democrat president, Bill Clinton. “George W. Bush ‘43’ had 90 percent of his nominees
Thune: Democrats Are Wasting Time and Losing Ground
back to a Democrat president, Bill Clinton. “Same thing, Mr. President. “98 percent of President Bill Clinton … government filled. “So that’s Bill Clinton, Democrat president. “Then we had George W. Bush ‘43.’ “90 percent
Thune: Republicans Target Egregious Misuses of Taxpayer Dollars
budget. “Back in the day, Democrat President Bill Clinton signed into law a rescissions package that
Thune: A Once-In-A-Generation Opportunity for American Safety, Strength, and Prosperity
1990s, there was something called welfare reform. “Bill Clinton, a Democrat president, proposed work requirements for welfare recipients … signed into law by Democrat President Bill Clinton had stronger work requirements than are included in this bill