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Senate Democrats Face Internal Controversy as Republicans Push Trump’s Agenda

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer refuses to resign amid backlash while Republicans aim to pass Trump’s massive budget plan.

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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer has decided not to resign despite fierce backlash from progressives after supporting a bipartisan spending bill to prevent a government shutdown. This decision has triggered protests and calls for his resignation, notably from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Schumer argues that his actions were vital to avoid greater chaos. Meanwhile, the Republican-led Congress is focusing on passing Trump's multitrillion-dollar agenda, navigating fierce internal conflicts and the inevitable debt ceiling deadline, potentially exacerbating political divides within both parties.

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  • Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has asserted he will not resign as leader amidst Democratic backlash over his support for a Republican funding bill intended to prevent a government shutdown, citing conviction in his leadership decisions and the belief that avoiding a shutdown was paramount for the party and the nation.
  • Schumer maintains that while the GOP's funding bill was unfavorable, the ramifications of a government shutdown could have been significantly more damaging, granting the executive branch unchecked power to dictate essential service levels and eliminating judicial oversight during that period.
  • Despite pressures and criticisms from within his party, including unresolved tensions with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and progressive voices, Schumer insists the Democratic caucus remains united against Trump, emphasizing a collective aim to counter his policies rather than participating in self-destructive infighting.

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