Participants in “The View” quarreled whether the Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer, DN.Y, took the right step by working with Republicans to avoid the closure of the government.
Shomer was convicted By members of his party and liberal media figures after he voted with the Republicans to pass a continuous decision and avoid closing last week, on the pretext that the government closing will be a “gift” for President Donald Trump.
Since then, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, one of his allies for a long time, criticized him during a press conference in San Francisco, saying: “I myself do not give up anything for nothing. I think this is what happened on the last day.”
“The View” shared the participation in WhOPI Goldberg, the clip with its hosts, and they asked if they had agreed.
Shomer's choice of voting with Republicans angered many of his democratic allies amid the second Trump administration. (AP/Getty Images)
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“Well, I supported the bus on top,” said Alyssa Farah Griffin. “I am somewhat surprised by the amount of what the Democrats acknowledge, I mean, it was amazing for me when Hakim Jeffrez mainly refused to say that Chuck Schumer should be the leader and that Nancy Pelosi is now who worked if he closed with Muslim suspension when the director of the spokesperson now criticized him. The thing, but frankly I think he should think about moving aside because his messages are disastrous.”
She said that Shomer's last appearance on “The View”, where he appeared The Americans criticize for their desire to decrease taxes.
“Most Americans feel that they are paying a lot of taxes, and they want to keep more of their hard -winning money. This is evident from the fact that many blue countries are in the red states,” she said.
It also mocked him because of the correspondence “Democrats United in following Trump”, on the pretext that the missing message in the 2024 elections.
Joy Pihar participated in her frustration with the fighting in the Democratic Party, and urged them to stop.
“No, no, no, the fact that Nancy criticizes Shomer, already stopped!” Bihar said.
Sony, Sony, replied: “He should have been fighting for the people of America who feel the way they feel.” “The Americans I spoke to, and the people who approach me almost every day say they do not feel that the party is fighting for them.”
Senate minority leader Chuck Shomer, DN.Y. , Before the votes on an ongoing decision, which will lead to the closure of the government, in Washington, DC, on March 14, 2025. (Nathan Bosner/Anadolu via Getty Images)
The host said that Schumer “had the opportunity to fight for them. Schumer made a effort to the Republican Party and did not get anything.”
“Well, let's not overcome a body,” said Bihar. “The body is dead.”
Sarah Henz, hosted by Sarah Hainz, defended Schumer's decision as a practical choice.
“It was worse if he did not give up,” Henz said.
One of the things that changed my opinion yesterday I called him on the carpet and said: “How are you when you get only nine democrats to follow you? “Then someone shared something that made me change little in my view.” “They had exactly the number they needed for not closing it, so it gave a large degree of Democrats who might know in terms of logical conditions that their voters would return a violent reaction if they closed the government and frankly -“
“He gave coverage of the Republican Party to do everything they want to do!” Hostin intervenes.
“It's a minority. They don't have mathematics. It's just essential mathematics!” Henz argued. “There are facts there. It is not an opinion. They cannot avoid it, and if they are determined on the knee and they just retreat to show the audience they were fighting, we would have ended up in a worse position.
Participants in “The View” have argued about the current fighting of the Democratic Party in the Trump administration.
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Henz noted that there are many court cases related to DOGE and Elon Musk hanging in the scale, on the pretext that it believes in the judicial system, and that the closure was in the end the worst scenario.
“When you approach and say,” well, they do not listen to the rules anyway, “well, you give them a stop that allows them to do what they do exactly now.”
“No one is fighting for the American people, who is without air, and he is weak,” the host insisted.
Griffin replied, “The closure of the government is not fighting for the American people.”
Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer was pressed on “The View” earlier this month because of his decision to vote in favor of the Republican Party spending bill to continue financing the government, which earned him a violent reaction from some Democrats. (Display/screen shot)
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Fox News Hanna Banreick contributed to this report.
