Senator John Vitirman (MD-P), Alexandria Okasio Cortez, told “dealing with it” on Friday after the Congress member complained that the Democratic Party needs to fight “more difficult.”
“This is not only related to Republicans. We need a democratic party that fights us more for us as well,” said Okasio Cortez for the crowd at a gathering in Las Vegas on Thursday.
Her comments-part of the “few who fights the extremist left-a week after the joining of 10 Democrats in the Senate, including Fetterman, with Republicans to apply to a continuous decision to prevent the government from closing.
Democrats in the House of Representatives unanimously rejected the draft spending law designed by the Republican Party for a period of six months before going to the Senate and passed by the help of Democrats in the upper chamber.
CR voting has sparked internal tensions, with many Democrats in the House of Representatives, including OCASIO-Cortez, expressing discontent with their colleagues in the upper room due to voting.
Fetterman does not get it.
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“We kept our government open. He treated it,” added Senator.
OCASIO-Cortez is not the only democracy that criticizes his party in the wake of CR vote.
“I feel disgusting that many Democrats in the Senate were abandoned by our first leverage point,” MP Ilhan Omar (Die Men) told an event in the city hall in Minnesota on Thursday, in reference to CR.
The legislator also argued that the Democrats “were obsessed with knowing the ideal message and not doing the perfect thing.”
Omar added: “I think there should be a kind of attendance to Jesus for the Democrats,” on the pretext that some in the Blue Party “want to bring a knife to a battle of a gun and do not rise to the moment.”
Earlier this week, Representative Glenn Evi (DMD) argued that Democrats in the Senate need to reform their leadership in the wake of CR vote.
“I thought it was very important to make sure of this law. I felt deeply disappointed [Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY] Voice with the Republicans, “Ivy told his voters during a municipal hall in the eastern suburbs of Washington, DC.
“I respect Chuck Schumer. I think he had a great and long -term profession. He did a lot of great things,” Ivy continued. “But I am afraid that the time has come for Democrats in the Senate to choose a new leadership and we are advancing.”
Shomer initially pointed out that Democrats in the Senate will not help Republicans to strengthen their draft law, but they soon obtained with the Republicans the procedural vote.
The former spokeswoman of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi (extending California), told the correspondents earlier this week that she trusts Schumer's ability to lead the Senate Democratic Assembly to move forward, but she argued that he made many concessions to the Republicans.
“I myself do not give up anything for nothing.” Pelosi said. “I think this is what happened on the last day.”
