DEM INFIGHTING breaks out while Booker slap for “ complicity ” with Trump

The New Jersey Democratic Senator Cory Booker castigated his democratic colleagues for being an accomplice in the actions of President Donald Trump during an objection to a test of new police legislation voted by the Senate earlier during the day.

Booker accused his colleagues Senator Democrats of aligning himself on Trump because they are in favor of the success of the legislation, which, empty of the amendments, Booker has just started to push, always allows the president to choose the winners and the losers in terms of who receives the advantages, he says. “For me, this is the problem with Democrats in America at the moment,” complained Booker while opposing the pack of pro-political bills.

Booker’s objection to the bill, which, according to him, stimulates the use by Trump of federal financing as a lever to obtain jurisdictions and entities to modify their behavior, arises when the president threatened to repeal the funding and the resources of cities and other jurisdictions that push other policies of the sanctuary city, are not addressed to the absence of other. federal directives.

“The Democratic Party needs an alarm clock. I see law firms folding one knee to this president … I see universities that should be bastions of freedom of expression bend at this president … I see companies taking guests of Talk-show at the end of the evening, because they dare to insult a president. complained about the Senate soil.

“And what are the very people here to defend the constitution of the United States saying?” He asked. “‘Well, today, let’s look in the other direction and let’s go from resources that will not go to Connecticut, which will not go to Illinois, which will not go to New York, which will go to the United States (Trump) loves.'”

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Senator Cory Booker, DN.J., slams his own party members as “accomplice” of President Donald Trump after having rejected the changes he argued would prevent Trump from choosing winners and losers with regard to the support of federal funding. (Fox News)

“It is a bond with an authoritarian leader who ransacked our country,” said Booker to his Democratic colleagues. “It is time for the Democrats to have a backbone. It is time for us to fight. It is time for us to trace a line, and when it comes to the security of my state, we refused these subsidies, that’s why I stand here.”

Booker’s objection came from a call for democrats to adopt a set of bills linked to the police aimed at stimulating police resources, including resources to help consolidate death services for the police lost in the exercise of their functions, resources for more important mental health support for agents, resources to combat the exploitation of children, etc. The bills, which were finally adopted on Tuesday, were discussed and approved in committee before reaching the Senate soil.

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Booker’s objection came from a call for democrats to adopt a set of bills linked to the police aimed at stimulating police resources, including resources to help consolidate death services for the police lost in the exercise of their functions, resources for more important mental health support for agents, resources to combat the exploitation of children, etc. (istock)

Democratic leaders, including meaning. Catherine Cortez-Masto, D-NEV., And Amy Klobuchar, D-MASS., Urge the adoption of the legislative package in the midst of Booker’s objection, noting that he passed the appropriate bipartite procedure and obtained bipartisan support.

“We have committees for a reason, and we have audiences for a reason,” Klobuchar said in response to Booker’s objections. She added that “we must have backs (the police) and that is what this pack of invoices does”.

Cortez-Masto noted that the bills, which she helped to sponsor and bring to the ground for a full vote, criticized Booker for trying to disembark a bunch of bills considered by both parties.

“I do not need conferences on the emergency,” said Booker in response to the criticism of his party’s colleagues. “I am tired of the moment when the President of the United States violates the Constitution, throws our standards and traditions, and what does the Democratic party do it? Allow it? Allow him? I am for the remains? No! I ask for justice!”

“Not on my watch!” Booker added during his objection, while urging Democrats to be more consistent in their fight against Trump. “If we are not a democrats, we deserve to lose.”

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Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) speaks during a rally in support of the USAID on the field of the American Capitol on February 5, 2025 in Washington, DC. (SOMODEVILLA / GETTY Images)

Booker’s criticism towards his colleagues members of the Democratic Party puts the intra-party fights of the Democrats between the more radical and the most moderate wings.

New Jersey’s criticism of the senator also occurs while the party seeks to find the best strategy in advance after large -GOP gains in the 2024 elections.

Former President Barack Obama talked about the question during a party fundraising earlier this month, party leaders and the main donors “stop looking for a quick solution” and start to support candidates who can really win and produce results. For example, the former president notably underlined the next elections of New Jersey and Virginia.

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Later this year, Virginia will face a great battle of governors between the Lieutenant-Governor of the governor of the GOP, the Lieutenant-Governor of governor Glenn Youngkin, WinSome Earle-Sears and the former long-standing representative of Virginie, Abigail Spanberger, D-VA. In New Jersey, Democratic representative Mikie Sherrill, who would have been present during fundraising, Obama, arises for the headquarters of his state open from the GOP candidate, Jack Ciattarelli.

“The most important thing you can do right now is to help the team, our candidate, to win,” Obama told participants when collecting funds.