I think there are a lot of races right now just looking at the polling that are up for grabs. I mean you could call them jump balls, however you want to say it. They're margin of error races, and there are some that are maybe a little out of the margin. But I…
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Rhetoric profile
John Thune
Across 34 statements tracked since 22 Sept 2026, John Thune's most frequent rhetorical moves are absolutes and vague promise.
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Hostility this week 0.9 / 10, in line with their usual.
Latest statements
He’s going to win here because voters in Nebraska understand what’s at stake. And I think they are going to recognize his opponent for what he is. And that is a fraud. But I think that what we have to ensure is that we are doing everything we can now to keep…
It ought to be something that should be a no brainer here on the floor of the Senate.
If you put this budget (up for a vote), I’m going to attach this amendment and you’re going to lose that vote. No, we’re not going to lose that vote. Talk to Senator Barrasso from Wyoming. Just check in with him. He’ll know who I’m talking about. All right,…
As we think about the map and races, yes, there's more interest, and every day when she's out there and has an opportunity to make her case, and there's a lot of really positive buzz around the country, and obviously translating that into into financial…
It takes resources to compete in Georgia, no question about it. It's an expensive state, especially in the Atlanta market, but we're doing everything we can to get those resources in this direction. And we believe that Mike Collins can win here.
The best farm policy comes from producers, from people who are actually out there making a living on the farm. We can have all these meetings in Washington as we’re talking about policy, but there’s no substitute for getting out and hearing firsthand from the…
why you would say that. I just think, if you’re looking at issues that we want to get at the heart of what everybody seems to be saying, the Democrats and others are saying, are important, we're concerned about. And it's a chance to actually make the law,…
Both pieces of legislation strike at the very heart of issues that the American people care deeply about, passionately about. And we'll see if the Democrats are willing to take yes for an answer.
the theme of the Senate this week is common sense. Today, we will be voting on two eminently commonsense pieces of legislation: the Stop Insider Trading Act and the Ratepayer Protection Act. The Stop Insider Trading Act actually pairs two commonsense…
Given the overwhelming support for this measure in the House, it’s difficult to conclude that Senate Democrats blocked this bill for any reason other than the desire to deny Republicans another win in an election year, which is a pretty poor reason to oppose…
I think right now, the whole thing is just, you know, play politics with all these issues and get to the election. I think that, you know, what you're seeing is that this is the party of no, can't take yes for an answer, and is interested in just trying to…
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