Senator Chuck Schumer’s recent vote for a Republican-backed continuing resolution has sparked significant backlash within his own party. House Democrats, expressing palpable frustration, are even reportedly encouraging Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to launch a primary challenge in 2028. This internal conflict is further fueled by criticism from former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who publicly condemned the vote and implied Schumer had made a poor political calculation. Schumer’s approval rating among Democrats is reportedly extremely low, and he has been forced to postpone book tour events due to planned protests.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is mobilizing her supporters to oppose Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s acceptance of the House GOP funding bill, citing a perceived betrayal by Senate Democrats. She accuses Senate Democrats of “completely rolling over” and failing to protect the Constitution, urging them to vote against the bill. Ocasio-Cortez’s outspoken criticism has even led some House Democrats to encourage her to challenge Schumer in a primary. Despite this pressure, Ocasio-Cortez is prioritizing efforts to prevent the bill’s passage.
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Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman faces mounting criticism from fellow Democrats for his perceived pro-Trump stances since a Mar-a-Lago meeting with the former president. This includes voting in favor of several Trump cabinet appointments and supporting controversial legislation, actions interpreted as prioritizing political expediency over party loyalty. Consequently, Fetterman is losing support among progressive and moderate Democrats who question his commitment to their shared agenda and accuse him of prioritizing political self-preservation. This shift is raising concerns about his electability and the possibility of a primary challenge in 2028, particularly given his past progressive rhetoric. The situation parallels that of former Senator Krysten Sinema, highlighting the risks of dramatically shifting political positions.
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