Matt Kent

Because they broadly agree with it and think it’s good but want to maintain political distance from it. It’s the same reason Schumer and Jeffries took 8 full days before commenting on Trump’s war build up and scheduled a war powers vote for AFTER the attack was underway.

U.S. Senate unanimously votes to reopen DHS after 40-day shutdown, without funding for immigration enforcement or deportations.

Even if one thinks Ryan is wrong and there’s some occult or inscrutable whip math unknowable to outsiders, why hasn’t Meeks indicated why be believes he doesn’t have the votes now but somehow will in a month? What, in his estimation, will change?

Drop Site News obtained a private donor call where the McMorrow campaign discussed her strong pro-Israel stance. Volunteer Rob Kalman praised her “outstanding” AIPAC position paper, which he said has not been made public.

Show this energy for old white politicians or shut the fuck up

This exchange on Morning Joe re: Iran war ⬇️ Joe Scarborough: Is it a good thing that we're degrading Iran's military infrastructure? Yes or no. Schumer: “It's a premature question, what is going to happen in the next several months? … Is it worth it?”

WSJ: Democratic Senators Warren, Smith and Murphy are part of a batch of senators dubbed “Fight Club” who are particularly incensed by Schumer’s approach to the midterms. This group of progressives believes that Schumer favors centrist candidates in some key races and is disregarding the enthusiasm a new crop of outsiders is stoking. The senators maintain a Fight Club chat on Signal where they have discussed how to counter Schumer’s preferred candidates, according to people familiar with the conversations.