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What's next for the Democratic party?

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51 minutes ago, dawkins4prez said:

This is exactly the kinda thing we talked about just yesterday. Everybody and their mother wants Jeffries and especially Schumer out, but the the only ones who are actually going to make a move for it is the far left wing everybody wants to pretend should be sidelined.

Yeah, the loudest voices on this are definitely gonna come from El Sayed, AOC, etc, but they need a much bigger coalition than that to pull it off. Thankfully, moderates are well aware how unpopular Schumer and Jeffries are. I think Jefferies can probably weather the storm, but I'm not sure Schumer can.

18 minutes ago, barho said:

Speaking of, our favorite non-verbal friend Mr Chuckles is surprisingly absent. I hope he didn't laugh himself into a coma.

18 minutes ago, VanHammersly said:

Yeah, the loudest voices on this are definitely gonna come from El Sayed, AOC, etc, but they need a much bigger coalition than that to pull it off. Thankfully, moderates are well aware how unpopular Schumer and Jeffries are. I think Jefferies can probably weather the storm, but I'm not sure Schumer can.

Schumer is basically a lock to be Senate Majority leader, and that's a good thing for Democrats. He only needs a majority of his party, unlike Jefferies who needs a majority of the entire House. So morons like El Sayed can whine all they like, but Schumer has way too many allies and no serious challengers.

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