Trump Tells Schumer ‘Go to Hell’ After Senate Dems Block His Nominees

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The insult landed like a grenade. Within hours of Donald Trump telling Chuck Schumer to “go to hell,” the Senate fled Washington for summer recess, nominees unconfirmed, tempers raw, and the future of Trump’s agenda hanging in the balance.

Behind closed doors, billion‑dollar demands, secret assurances, and a fundraising war chest no one saw coming colli… Continues…

Yet while Democrats slowed his nominees on the Senate floor, they could not slow his momentum outside the Capitol. Trump’s political machine quietly surged past its $1.4 billion goal, arming Republicans with unprecedented resources as Democrats sagged in polls and struggled to keep pace financially. As senators scattered for recess, one fact loomed over the empty chamber: the real fight would not be decided in procedural skirmishes, but in a coming midterm clash fueled by money, anger, and a president determined to lock in one‑party rule.