‘STEP DOWN, CHUCK’ (w/Sam Rosenthal)
November 14, 2025
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as posted by the channelFrom the group that gave us "Don't Run, Joe": It's time for Chuck Schumer to go.
Sam Rosenthal and I discuss Roots Action’s new “Step Down, Chuck” campaign calling on Schumer to resign. Sam describes the establishment backlash they faced then, the current openness within Democratic circles to replacing Schumer, and the deeper frustrations with Schumer’s weak leadership, conciliatory instincts, failure during the shutdown fight, and inability to energize or represent the party’s more progressive base. T
Schumer’s deference to old Senate rituals, resistance to bold confrontation with Trumpism, and disconnect from shifting party dynamics have made him a liability—which is why petitions, public pressure, and a demand for new, more confrontational leadership are necessary to prevent Democrats from repeating the mistakes of past years.
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