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The reason Flake and Corker dropped out of the Senate race is very simple, they had zero chance of being elected. Now act so hurt & wounded!

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  Mr Corker had previously  http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-10-25/donald-trump-trades-insults-with-republican-senator-bob-corker/9082388" rel="nofollow - labelled Mr Trump "untruthful" and accused him of debasing the nation.

  Mr Trump also contended that Senators Flake and Corker stand alone, boasting in several tweets that he had gotten standing ovations at a Senate Republicans' luncheon on Tuesday at the Capitol.

  Asked why others in his party haven't yet done so, Senator Flake said "fatigue" was to blame.

  He stopped short of saying Mr Trump should be declared unfit for office or impeached.

  "The voters made their choice," Senator Flake said. "He was elected fair and square."

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  Party rallies behind tax cuts despite criticism

  
  

   

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  Congressional Republicans showed scant signs of turning on Mr Trump, rallying instead behind their party's tax-cutting plans.

  "I just think that right now our members are pretty well convinced that we need to put some points on the board, get some wins," said Senator John Thune of South Dakota, a senior Republican leader.

  "So I think the cohesion in the conference right now is pretty strong, particularly on the issue of tax reform."

  While Senators Flake and Corker's comments p http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-10-25/donald-trump-still-winning-the-battle-for-the-republican-party/9083712" rel="nofollow - roduced a day of high drama and underscored Republican Party divisions , there was no evidence that they had caused a broad shift that could derail the party's legislative agenda.

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  The meeting with Republican Senators yesterday, outside of Flake and Corker, was a love fest with standing ovations and great ideas for USA!

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    "We're all professionals here," said Senator David Perdue.

    "These two guys can say and do what they want to do. But right now, we've got a bigger issue, and the bigger issue is to get this tax bill done."

    Asked whether the senators' discontent could make it harder for Republicans to push their tax cuts through Congress, Senator Thune said: "Everybody gets to vote the way they want to vote, but both of them are very conscientious and principled and want to do the right thing."

    Even so, Senator Flake was making no promises about backing the still evolving tax package, which could make federal deficits far worse.

    "I don't expect to be voting differently than I would before," he said.

    "Certainly on this tax bill, for example, I know that a lot of us are very concerned about the debt and deficit and want to make sure this is actually tax reform and not just a tax cut."

    
    
    

     

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    Senator Lindsey Graham, a critic of Mr Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign who's been working with him on health care and other issues, said his focus was on legislative accomplishments.

    "I'll stand up when I need to, but I'm trying to get taxes cut, Obamacare repealed and win a war we can't afford to lose," he said.

    Senator Susan Collins said politicians must "distinguish between the President's policy agenda and his approach to governing."

    She is a moderate who  http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-07-18/republican-senators-put-healthcare-bill-on-hold/8719796" rel="nofollow - helped block the party's drive to annul the Obama-era health care law .

    "There have been many of us for a long time who have had concerns about his approach to governing," Senator Collins said.

    "But I accept the fact that he is President now. We need to learn to work better together and respect the roles that each of us have to play."

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