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Fiendish Thingy

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18. Good.

Tue Nov 25, 2025, 09:41 AM

Nov 25

I hope their “club” grows, and Schumer either gets in line or steps aside for a stronger leader (like Murphy or Warren).

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Chuck Schumer Faces Pushback From a 'Fight Club' of Senate Democrats [View all] demmiblue Nov 25 OP

. dalton99a Nov 25 #1

This is great. I love Chris Murphy more and more these days. I hope he and the others succeed Scrivener7 Nov 25 #2

Nice way to put it, gab13by13 Nov 25 #4

Good in two ways Jilly_in_VA Nov 25 #3

I have ALWAYS voted for him. I'll vote for a primary challenger next time Scrivener7 Nov 25 #5

He will back out if AOC challenges him. gab13by13 Nov 25 #6

I don't think so. I don't think he believes that. I do, but I don't think he does. Scrivener7 Nov 25 #7

He'll be 78 in two years SocialDemocrat61 Nov 25 #9

How do you feel about Bernie Sanders? murielm99 Nov 25 #15

I don't recall Sanders say that Biden was too old and should step down SocialDemocrat61 Nov 25 #16

I asked how YOU felt about Bernie. murielm99 Nov 25 #17

Age is a number SocialDemocrat61 Nov 25 #19

Okay. murielm99 Nov 25 #20

Why SMDH? SocialDemocrat61 Nov 25 #21

Your post number 9 does not criticize Schumer over his age? murielm99 Nov 25 #24

No SocialDemocrat61 Nov 25 #25

Both Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are older than Chuck Schumer. lapucelle Nov 25 #36

Irrelevant SocialDemocrat61 Nov 25 #40

Where did you read that Schumer wanted Biden to drop out because of his age? Do you have a source? lapucelle Nov 25 #43

Ok SocialDemocrat61 Nov 25 #44

That's not a source for your claim. Your claim is that Schumer wanted Biden to step down because of his age. lapucelle Nov 25 #47

You're obviously looking to pick an argument SocialDemocrat61 Nov 25 #48

Very improper semantics mr715 Nov 25 #8

It's the Times. Improper semantics is what they do. Scrivener7 Nov 25 #11

"It's the Times" mr715 Nov 25 #12

Well done. Scrivener7 Nov 25 #13

Schumer is a loser. He thinks it's 1989 and we're up against Bob Dole. F this guy. 617Blue Nov 25 #10

A Loser? F Him? MineralMan Nov 25 #22

Mitchell, Reid, Daschle - he's a shell compared to those guys. He's not a war time consigliere. 617Blue Nov 25 #31

I think you hit the nail . . . Scubamatt Nov 25 #35

Hope it's the first step toward a big win in 2026, and not a big fizzle and blown chance. Silent Type Nov 25 #14

Good. Fiendish Thingy Nov 25 #18

Post removed Post removed Nov 25 #23

Meanwhile, Chuck, in the real world ... usonian Nov 25 #26

We should criticize each other in private, Democrats fighting is never a good thing Walleye Nov 25 #27

It's a national political party. There is no private. Scrivener7 Nov 25 #28

Maybe you are right but these kind of divisions in the party always benefit Republicans Walleye Nov 25 #29

Divisions are hopefully remedied by elections. nt mr715 Nov 25 #32

I am also hoping right with you. I've seen it fall apart before though Walleye Nov 25 #34

Sometimes these "stories" are meant to motivate leftstreet Nov 25 #30

Thank god jaymac Nov 25 #33

Good. GaYellowDawg Nov 25 #37

Here are OnTheIssues.org ideology infographics for all 7 senators listed: 5 "liberal" and 2 "establishment". lapucelle Nov 25 #38

The issue with Schumer isn't ideological imo fujiyamasan Nov 25 #39

You've missed the point. Scrivener7 Nov 25 #41

Actually, no I haven't missed the point. I read the NYT's anonymously sourced lapucelle Nov 25 #45

Well, no. But you have a lovely evening. Scrivener7 Nov 25 #46

It's important that he understands that this isn't 2005 themaguffin Nov 25 #42

So! What's the big "challenge"? MorbidButterflyTat Nov 26 #49