Republicans Split on Trump Jr. Subpoena by GOP-Led Senate Panel
- Tillis says it’s ‘time to move on’ after Mueller report
- GOP’s Blunt says he hopes that Trump’s son will comply
President Donald Trump and his son Donald Trump Jr.
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Senate Republicans fractured Thursday over the news that the GOP-led Senate Intelligence Committee subpoenaed the president’s eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., for another round of testimony in its long-running Russia investigation.
Trump Jr.’s allies waged a Twitter campaign -- backed by his own retweets -- against the subpoena aimed at pressuring Intelligence Chairman Richard Burr to end his investigation. Burr appeared unmoved, declining to comment to reporters.