Q&A: Thune adapts to the political ‘reality we live with’ as he seeks leadership post •
It may seem illogical for John Thune to run for Senate Republican leader after he was booed by Republicans in his own state, but as Thune says, “these aren’t normal times.”
The booing happened in September. Former President Donald Trump headlined a South Dakota Republican Party fundraiser in a Rapid City arena packed with 7,000 people. Thune did not attend.
When Thune’s picture appeared on a video board, many in the crowd voiced their disapproval. He heard about it later from members of his Ra
The booing happened in September. Former President Donald Trump headlined a South Dakota Republican Party fundraiser in a Rapid City arena packed with 7,000 people. Thune did not attend.
When Thune’s picture appeared on a video board, many in the crowd voiced their disapproval. He heard about it later from members of his Ra