HeyJude20 (@HeyJude20)

In November all 435 House Seats, 35 Senate seats and 39 governor’s races will be on the ballot, making the election a major test of President Trump’s second-term agenda and Republican control in Washington. We’re already witnessing the problems and we have a slim margin of control…..we need to change that….its too bad more Senate seats aren’t up……. All the hard work we put in getting Trump elected and it doesn’t seem much better than his first term. Constant battles…..both sides. #XTeam #XTeam17 #MidTerms #VoteRedDownTheBallot #MAGA #Trump Getting rid of Thune: every two years-The U.S. Senate Majority Leader is elected by the members of the majority political party in a closed-door caucus or conference. The entire Senate does not vote on the position; instead, each party chooses its own leader, and the leader of the party with the most seats automatically becomes the Majority Leader.