Schumer, Democrats and Senate Minority Leader
Digest more
WASHINGTON — Incoming Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer outlined an aggressive legislative posture toward President Trump following Democrats’ landslide midterm election victory — calling him “corrupt” and a “wannabe king” who risks “legislative razor wire.
Republicans are defending a 53-47 majority in the Senate, as Democrats aim to flip enough seats to gain control.
While Vice President JD Vance contends the war with Iran was the crucial factor in the Republican losses, voters were more focused on cost of living than the war in Iran, even if that war is partially to blame for rising costs, according to preliminary data from the ABC News Voter Poll.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer marked Democrats’ midterms triumph Wednesday morning by revisiting the most mocked photo of his career. The Brooklyn Democrat posted an image on Instagram of himself smiling beside a smoking propane grill,
PRESIDENT Donald Trump swerved questions about the crushing defeat Republicans suffered in the Midterm Election and instead boasted about the $600million ballroom construction. Trump emerged from
Sen. Charles Schumer said Democrats took the House and Senate as voters demanded affordability and action on Trump administration corruption.
Following a Republican midterm loss, President Trump touted White House renovation plans as 71% of voters called on Congress to check him.
President Donald Trump doubled down on the importance of the Iran war on Tuesday night while insisting that it was necessary to prevent Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
Is this a night?!” an elated Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer asked as he greeted journalists and staffers in a courtyard of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee late Tuesday night, shortly after the Associated Press projected that his party would win control of the chamber.
