Schumer's Leadership Is Increasingly Toxic Among Senate Candidates

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The Senate minority leader's more aggressive posture in this shutdown fight isn’t inoculating him in the pending midterms. Chuck Schumer is losing support among a key constituency: The Democrats who want to join his caucus.


In Maine, four of the Democrats running to unseat the GOP’s most vulnerable senator have already pledged not to support Schumer as leader. Three other candidates refused to commit.

In Illinois, the three leading Democrats vying to succeed Schumer’s retiring No. 2 say they’re keeping their options open.


And in ruby-red Iowa, where Democrats are eyeing a longer-shot flip, two of the party’s Senate candidates aren’t mincing words in their objections to Schumer’s leadership.

“Hell no,” Nathan Sage, one of the handful of Iowa Democrats vying to replace retiring Republican Sen. Joni Ernst, told POLITICO when asked if he’d back Schumer for leader.

Schumer has proven himself to be a weak, go along to get along leader.
 
Your own racist ignorance is showing. It has nothing to do with race
lol...ignorance does play a part here but it isn't mine, as race baiting is the defining characteristic of white liberals
,its about leadership and he cannot do it.
As already explained it is because he is hostage to the white liberals at the top of the party...not that long ago he was the toast of the media/white liberals now that they are taking it on the chin, he is the scapegoat for their failures.
 
The Senate minority leader's more aggressive posture in this shutdown fight isn’t inoculating him in the pending midterms. Chuck Schumer is losing support among a key constituency: The Democrats who want to join his caucus.


In Maine, four of the Democrats running to unseat the GOP’s most vulnerable senator have already pledged not to support Schumer as leader. Three other candidates refused to commit.

In Illinois, the three leading Democrats vying to succeed Schumer’s retiring No. 2 say they’re keeping their options open.


And in ruby-red Iowa, where Democrats are eyeing a longer-shot flip, two of the party’s Senate candidates aren’t mincing words in their objections to Schumer’s leadership.

“Hell no,” Nathan Sage, one of the handful of Iowa Democrats vying to replace retiring Republican Sen. Joni Ernst, told POLITICO when asked if he’d back Schumer for leader.


Schumer has proven himself to be a weak, go along to get along leader.
Just like McConnell was. Hmm, birds of a feather?
 
Your own racist ignorance is showing. It has nothing to do with race, its about leadership and he cannot do it.
It's about fomenting all of the agendas over several decades and seeing what we ended up with as parts of the party have lost control with extremists taking the reins of it. And Schumer is an extremist who is not as far left of the new breed.
 
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The Senate minority leader's more aggressive posture in this shutdown fight isn’t inoculating him in the pending midterms. Chuck Schumer is losing support among a key constituency: The Democrats who want to join his caucus.


In Maine, four of the Democrats running to unseat the GOP’s most vulnerable senator have already pledged not to support Schumer as leader. Three other candidates refused to commit.

In Illinois, the three leading Democrats vying to succeed Schumer’s retiring No. 2 say they’re keeping their options open.


And in ruby-red Iowa, where Democrats are eyeing a longer-shot flip, two of the party’s Senate candidates aren’t mincing words in their objections to Schumer’s leadership.

“Hell no,” Nathan Sage, one of the handful of Iowa Democrats vying to replace retiring Republican Sen. Joni Ernst, told POLITICO when asked if he’d back Schumer for leader.

Schumer has proven himself to be a weak, go along to get along leader.
Heard the Squad took out a contract on Schumer.
 
Funny how that suddenly was negated.
 

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