Why US Democrats are expected to keep Schumer and Jeffries in power
The prospect of keeping the Congressional leaders in power is exposing long-running tensions in the party.
Al Jazeera English reported that the prospect of keeping the Congressional leaders in power is exposing long-running tensions in the party.
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- United States · Americas
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- US Democrats, Schumer, Jeffries, Congressional
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- Politics
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