A final vote could come as soon as Thursday evening.
The Senate voted 65-34 early Thursday afternoon to limit debate on a bipartisan gun control bill, with nearly a third of Republican senators siding with their Democratic colleagues to break the filibuster, setting up a final vote that could come as early as Thursday evening. The 15 GOP senators moved forward with supporting the bill even after former President Donald Trump repeatedly slammed calls for gun control, at one point labeling it a “grotesque effort.” Trump called Republican support for the bill “CAREER ENDING” on his social media platform, Truth Social, Thursday morning.
