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Are Democrats Having Second Thoughts About Schumer and Jeffries?
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Source: Atlanta Black Star

Last week, after Democrats won back control of both the House and Senate in the midterms, many expected Chuck Schumer to reclaim his position as Senate majority leader and Hakeem Jeffries to become the first Black House Speaker. But the past week has raised new questions about the party’s leadership, with growing doubts about whether Schumer and Jeffries are the right people to meet this moment. Chuck Schumer’s 10-Year Reign Over? Schumer has led Senate Democrats for nearly 10 years and has publicly stated that he expects his colleagues to reelect him in January. But his path to leadership may not be easy. According to Politico, Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen could challenge him. “What I’ve said from the very beginning is that we shouldn’t have a coronation,” Van Hollen told reporters. He added that he hasn’t ruled out the possibility of challenging Schumer.
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