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Texas Democratic Representative Jasmine Krots said negotiations among some donors Regarding Senate’s Minority Leader Chuck Sumer “reminiscent” when the former President Biden was “lifted” before the 2024 presidential election.
Sumer is facing the reaction from the inside of his own party after the vote in support of the Republican Permanent Decree to Prevent the Government Earlier this month. Some reports were offered to the participant of the “team” and the vocal critic, the representative of Alexandria Okosio Cartes, Dn.Y., can solve primary scum For the place of his Senate as a result of his vote.
Crotet stopped to urge Sumer to leave alone, but said that from the backstage, calls similar to those who convinced Biden leave.
A Rev. Jasmin Krots answered the question whether the Senate Meno Church’s leader needed. (Screenshot CBS)
“I talked to some donors trying to become very creative, but I think it is a little reminiscent of what we saw when Joe Biden was lifted,” Croots said CBS News Texas on Friday. “There were many elected Congress members who decided they wanted to play this conversation. Therefore, it will be interesting to know how many senators decide what they want to start this conversation.”
This probably referred to the allegations that Nancy Pelosi’s representative, D-Calif. “Key figure” In efforts to push Biden out of the presidential race, despite the infusion that he could defeat the then candidate for Donald Trump. He eventually gave up the race in July.
Although Krots were critical of the vote of Sumeri, she said that ultimately for the Senate, not participants, such as she decided whether he should remain the leader of the democratic cow. She added that the most important question would be to search for replacement.
“I don’t even know who wants this job,” Krots said. “Now difficult work.”
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Shumer said he did not plan to leave the Democratic Party attacks. (AP Photo / J. Scott Applewhite)
Shumer has repeatedly defended his choice to support permanent resolution and have rejected any calls To resign or leave the post of minority leader.
“Listen, I’m not leaving the post,” Sumer said in a recorded interview, which was aired in “Get to know the press” on Sunday. “I knew that when I voted against the government’s disconnect, there would be a lot of disputes.”
He claimed that during the voting for the bill on the expenses on the Republicans was poor, the shutdown of the government would be worse.
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