Thune says Republicans will keep the filibuster if they take back Senate majority in midterms
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Sen. John Thune said Republicans are committed to keeping the filibuster if they retake the Senate majority.
"We understand that majorities flip. … You may be in the majority today but someday you're going to be in the minority," he said.
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