Several prominent Democrats had a goal Chuck Schumer Senate Leader LeaderDn.y., because of their decision to fight Republicans and vote for a continuous solution for the federal government to be open.
“I believe it is a huge mistake,” CNN’s Jake’s Jake Tapper on Thursday, on Thursday, told Schumer’s decision about CNN’s Jake-Cortez, Dn.y. “It is almost unthinkable why the Senatic Democrats would vote to hand over several works of influences we have free when we were sent here to protect social security, protect Medicaid and protect Medicare.”
Progressive MP was just one of several prominent Democratic figures in order to draw in Schumer, who decided to vote for the Government’s proposal for the Government Financing Act that prevented the exclusion of the Government.
Senator Angus King, independent who advocates Democrats, and Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Dn.h., were the only other Democrats in Senate who voted for the bill, while Senator Rand Paul, R-Ky
President Trump signs continuous resolution, officially preventing the extinguishing
Ambassador Alexandria Fatigue-Cortez and Senate Leader Minority Senate Chuck Schumer (Getty Images)
Schumer, the most prominent trio of Democrats who supports the law of law, is now facing warmth for the decision, including some longtime allies.
“Let’s be clear: neither is a good option for the American people. But this fake choice that some buy instead of fighting is unacceptable,” “ Former Nancy Pelosi HouseD-Calif., He said the decision.
Anne Caprara, head of staff for the Democratic Government of Illinois JB Partizker, seemed to be on social networks that Democrats should be united about resisting the President Donald Trump.
“The fight that is currently happening in the Democratic Party is not between hard left, left and moderate. It is between those who want to fight and those who want to sparkle,” Caprara said in the post. “Read this on your own danger.”
Meanwhile, the leader of the Hakem Jeffies’ Minority House, Dn.y., refused the repeated questions about whether he had confidence in Schumer at a press conference on Friday, inviting Senate Democrats to vote against continuous resolution.
HAKEEM JUFFRIES House leader (Tierney L. Cross/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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“We don’t want to close the government. But we are not afraid of the Government’s showdown,” Jeffries said.
Democratic allies on television also climbed Schumer’s decision, with the CNN political commentator Van Jones claimed that the Democratic Party had to do more to push against Trump.
“We want some alpha energy. And that’s not what we see. This party is tired of watching Donald Trump and Elona Musk running across this party, running over this country, overflowing the Constitution,” Jones said on a network on Friday. “And if you only have one chance to take up and take it, it’s very difficult.”
Van Jones (New York Times Events YouTube Channel)
Meanwhile, the political commentator of MSNBC Symon Smons said that “P — ED” that Schumer “folded like a paper towel” and threatened to change his registration party to independent.
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Still, some Democrats have mitigated the critique of the long -standing Democratic leader, noting that the party has been put in a situation without victory.
“We stuck with two bad choices presented by a unique Republican front,” said Senator Mark Warner, D-Va. “These are difficult, difficult calls.”
Schumer’s office did not immediately respond to the Digital Request Fox News for comment.
