Top Democrats brush aside DSA friction as party girds for November
Top Democrats played down any friction between establishment incumbents and upstart socialists seeking to gain a greater foothold in the Democratic Party. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, New York Democrat, said Democrats who are winning their primaries and likely to be incoming freshmen in January are not making demands to push votes on abolishing ICE and opening borders. Sanders and Democrats in both the House and the Senate understand the stakes that are in front of us, particularly as we are 100 days out, and that’s making sure that we actually take back control of the Congress.” Sen.
- ▪Top Democrats played down any friction between establishment incumbents and upstart socialists seeking to gain a greater foothold in the Democratic Party.
- ▪House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, New York Democrat, said Democrats who are winning their primaries and likely to be incoming freshmen in January are not making demands to push votes on abolishing ICE and opening borders.
- ▪Sanders and Democrats in both the House and the Senate understand the stakes that are in front of us, particularly as we are 100 days out, and that’s making sure that we actually take back control of the Congress.” Sen.
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Top Democrats played down any friction between establishment incumbents and upstart socialists seeking to gain a greater foothold in the Democratic Party. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, New York Democrat, said Democrats who are winning their primaries and likely to be incoming freshmen in January are not making demands to push votes on abolishing ICE and opening borders. “Well, I have spoken to several of the incoming members of Congress across the ideological spectrum,” he said during an appearance on CNN’s “State of the Union.” “Not a single person has raised those issues, other than obviously what they have seen from House Democrats in pushing back against an out-of-control ICE, because we believe that immigration enforcement in this country clearly should be fair, just, and…
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