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“It’s much, much better not to be in the middle of a shutdown which divert people from the number one issue we have against these b******s, sorry, these people, which is not only these cuts, but they’re ruining democracy,” Schumer fumed.
Profanity-laced tirades may have become the norm in Democrat circles since Trump’s 2016 victory, but they no longer seem to have the desired effect. And no one was less impressed than former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Schumer and Pelosi were once a united front, but that partnership came crashing down when Pelosi took to social media to publicly throw Schumer under the bus.
First, Pelosi congratulated House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries for opposing the very bill Schumer backed. Then, she made it clear that she believed female Democrats should be calling the shots, effectively sidelining Schumer.
“Democratic senators should listen to the women. Appropriations leaders Rosa DeLauro and Patty Murray have eloquently presented the case that we must have a better choice: a four-week funding extension to keep the government open and negotiate a bipartisan agreement,” Pelosi wrote.
Her statement wasn’t just a call to action—it was a declaration of war. Pelosi argued that Democrats needed to take a hardline stance, even if it meant a government shutdown.
“America has experienced a Trump shutdown before – but this damaging legislation only makes matters worse. Democrats must not buy into this false choice. We must fight back for a better way. Listen to the women, For The People,” she added.
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Pelosi didn’t stop there. She outright accused Schumer of making a weak and unnecessary concession, blasting his decision as a “false choice” that played right into Trump’s hands.
“But this false choice that some are buying instead of fighting is unacceptable. I salute Leader Hakeem Jeffries for his courageous rejection of this false choice, and I am proud of my colleagues in the House Democratic Caucus for their overwhelming vote against this bill,” she concluded.
Schumer now finds himself isolated. Pelosi, Jeffries, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Patty Murray—representing every major faction of the Democrat Party—have unified against him. Establishment figures, left-wing progressives, and party leadership are all in agreement: Schumer failed, and his days in leadership may be numbered.
The question now is whether Schumer can weather this storm or if the Democrats will turn on him completely. One thing is certain—Pelosi’s betrayal has left him fighting for political survival in a party that is eating itself alive.
