• Tollana1234567@lemmy.today
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    11 hours ago

    slotkin is an AIpac recipient, she probably sees its stacked against her favor if she supports the super zionist schumer.

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    12 hours ago

    whatever their majority is minus 51 senators will vihemently refuse to support schumer. it feels like an old bit now, but apparently it still works…

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    22 hours ago

    “We spent a year and a half talking about costs, corruption and chaos. That was all Leader Schumer’s decision-making and effort to keep our caucus united,” Gillibrand said, also mentioning Schumer’s fundraising and recruiting activities.

    “No one has put into the time and effort that anyone has put in the cycle that he did,” Gillibrand said.

    Joe Biden is sharper and more energetic than anyone in this cabinet meetings!

    The junior senator for AIPAC making an impassioned but nonsensical argument for the senior senator for AIPAC.

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      Schumer decided that people should talk about all of the fucking things that were in people’s faces 24/7, for 2 years?

      What a brilliant leader.

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        i like how many schumer defenders there were in the subs, when the DSA were winning seats, they are tyring to give him credit that he doesnt deserve.

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      “No one has put into the time and effort that anyone has put in the cycle that he did,” Gillibrand said.

      Big “Has Anyone Really Been Far Even as Decided to Use Even Go Want to do Look More Like?” energy

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        “Have you ever had a dream that, that you, um, you had, your, you— you could, you’ll do, you— you wants, you, you could do so, you— you’ll do, you could- you, you want, you want them to do you so much you could do anything?”

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      21 hours ago

      Gillibrand, who used Islamophobic attacks against Mamdani after he won the primaries.

      Yeah, this tracks.

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    22 hours ago

    Slotkin, really? Ex-CIA pro-Israel Slotkin?

    Don’t get me wrong, Schumer is terrible, I’m just surprised.

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      11 hours ago

      wonder if shes doing this, if she knows the rest of the AIPAC wont vote against zionist schumer. or her own seat is more unstable than chucks,.

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      22 hours ago

      One of the best arguments against Schumer is not his centrism but that he’s just bad at the job. His bumbling smarmy media responses, his bad senate picks, and his last minute defection on the Republican spending bill are all just bad things for a leader to do. Slotkin may be a centrist, but she’s also a newer senator and can recognize incompetence rather than accepting that you just need to defer to seniority.

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      I’m just as baffled. Maybe she finally listened to a the voicemails she got last cycle, or maybe watching Stevens combust in real time awakened a fear of following that trajectory

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    So with these two and El Sayed, I think that means we need 3 more dems to stop Schumer from being marked as leader. Pretty sure that reduces the majority below 50 and results in either a revote or a new option

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      From the article:

      Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed (D-Mich.) said again earlier this week he would back Van Hollen over Schumer. Sen.-elect Annie Andrews (D-S.C.) said Friday that she wants “generational change” in Senate leadership, after pledging during the campaign not to support Schumer. Sens.-elect Adam Hamilton (D-Kan.) and Troy Jackson (D-Maine) have said the same.

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        So

        • MI - Purple, but kept seat
        • S.C. - Flipped
        • Kan. - Flipped
        • Maine - Flipped

        All want to replace Schumer. Seems like a pretty strong list of States that Dems can’t afford to lose in 2030. Better clean house before the Dems lose everything they gained

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      Pretty sure the point is to force them to keep re-rolling votes to delay everything as much as possible similar to what’s going on with Israel’s PM election. I could be wrong tho, I’m no expert on the legal background of this bs

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    Dems need to do something different. I’m super worried they’re going to spend too much time on retribution and fuck this up