Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer Republican opponents “B —– DS” explained his vote in an interview to avoid a government shutdown.
“We will clash with them in all respects,” Schumer said on MSNBC. “In the tax cuts of billionaires, they have become rich and oligarchs.”
“It’s better not to shut down the machine in the middle of shutdown. [would] “I’m sorry, these guys,” Schumer said.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (DN.Y. (MSNBC)
Shu defaults to the most effective strategy Democrats object Trump’s policy within the administration is to avoid the government’s closure and continue to overthrow Trump through Congress and courts.
“We plan to have all of this conflict,” Schumer said. “If the closure happens, we won’t be able to do that, because they’ll fill the Senate at the same time, and the discussion about whether we should cut this thing instead of cutting the thing they want to cut. So put the conflict into practice with the best reason to sum up in one sentence that they’re cutting taxes for billionaires.”
“When closed, there is another thing; when closed, the court may be closed or at least completely completely disabled.” “And the court is one of the best ways we can follow these guys.”
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Shu defaulted that Democrats’ most effective strategy to oppose government internal policies is to avoid government shutdowns and continue to overthrow Trump through Congress and courts. (AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr.)
Schumer said Thursday that he announced his support for the decision to keep the administration open that despite “the bill is very bad, the possibility of shutdowns has had a greater impact on the consequences of the U.S..”
Schumer also talked about Criticism from fellow Democratic Party members He opposed the government’s closure of MSNBC, calling the option “terrible.”
“The alternative is a government shutdown, which is even worse,” he said.
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Stepheny Price, Julia Johnson, Kelly Phares and Megan Tome of Fox News contributed to the report.
