Jim Acosta admitted that Democrats reached the state of “maximum powerlessness” under President Donald Trump Another expression in the episode “Show Jim Acosta“On Monday.
Acosta expressed frustration to political analyst Larry Sabatou for the decision of the Senate of Democrats to continue the “tradition” of the signing of candidates for the presidential cabinet, although many Trump nominations came across a bright criticism of Democrats.
“Because what we initially saw as if this administration started, as Democrats spoke, well, you know, Senate In particular, when it comes to Trump’s cabinet candidates, you know, their tradition of Senate is, mostly, to log out nominated cabinets and so on, “said Acosta.
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Jim Acosta launched his new “Jim Acosta Show” on SUPSAK after leaving CNN last month. (Reuters/Carlos Barria)
He noted that, in addition to some of the “very controversial” Trump nominations, others Trump’s nominated votes from Democrats.
“Of course, there will be some like Pete Hegsetha will be very controversial. RFK, JR, very controversial,” said Acosta. “But you have seen democratic senators in some cases vote for some of these nominees.”
Acosta then presented the alleged plan for Democrats to vote unanimously about Trump’s remaining nominations, but noted that even if the Democrats followed with that plan, they had no numbers to succeed.
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“What we have heard in the last days or two is that maybe some of these democratic senators say, hold on to a second, maybe we should make a blanket – we will not vote for any of these nominees,” “alleged Acosta.” Of course, they don’t have numbers. I can’t prevent people from watching theoretically. “
This inevitability has led to the realization of former CNN anchor.
“But what do Democrats, what can they do at this point? They are somehow in this situation, this position of maximum powerlessness.”
The Minister of Defense Pete Hegsetth swore to duty on January 25, after 51-50 votes in Senate to confirm his nomination. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
Sabato answered the question of Acosta with a similar sense of hopelessness.
“Yes. And that is a tragedy for Democrats. They should be able to wear a house. That’s obviously now. And maybe they will in 2026, even though I don’t put the bets on Democrats to win anything as they are, going to go,” he said, “he said Sabato.
