INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Republican leader of the Indiana Senate announced Friday that he would give up his position after six GOP incumbents who opposed President Donald Trump on his congressional redistricting push in the state lost their primaries. Indiana Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray drew the ire of Trump in December when he voted against the redistricting plan after saying for weeks that it didn't have enough support to pass. His current Senate term runs through 2028 and he will remain in office, albeit not as the Republican Senate leader. Advertisement AdvertisementTrump reacted to the news in a social media post by saying Bray had "foolishly led," the state Senate, noting the May primary defeats of those who defied him on the redistricting plan. Bray did not mention Trump or the redistricting fight in his statement announcing his position to step down from the leadership position.