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đ¨ JUST IN: Hakeem Jeffries is FUMING after the Supreme Court handed Republicans a BIG WIN. The Court ruled states can challenge the counting of late mail-in ballots submitted up to TWO WEEKS after Election Day. Jeffries melts down: âThey will PREVENT a FREE AND FAIR ELECTION in 2026! Or theyâd LOSE!â Translation: If Democrats canât count ballots forever, they panic. If elections have rules, they scream. If fraud gets challenged, they cry âdemocracy.â Secure elections terrify them. Deadlines terrify them. Transparency terrifies them. CRY MORE.
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WASHINGTON (AP) â The killing of a Minnesota woman by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer is reverberating across Capitol Hill where Democrats, and certain Republicans, are vowing an assertive response as President Donald Trumpâs aggressive deportation operations spark protests nationwide.Lawmakers are demanding a range of actions, from a full investigation into Renee Goodâs shooting death and policy changes over law enforcement raids to the defunding of ICE operations and the impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, in what is fast becoming an inflection point.âThe situation that took place in Minnesota is a complete and total disgrace,â House Democratic...
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, a New York Democrat, voiced support for a congressional investigation into the health of President Donald Trump. Newsweek reached out to the White House for comment via email. Why It Matters Trump, who is 79, was the oldest person to become president when he returned to office last January, and while he maintains that he's in perfect health, questions have emerged about his age. A new report from The Wall Street Journal highlighted several of his alleged signs of age, including delicate skin and difficulty hearing. What To Know Jeffries, a staunch Trump critic who...
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) called for House Oversight Committee chair James Comer (R-KY) to launch a congressional investigation into President Donald Trumpâs health on Friday. Jeffries appeared in an interview with independent journalist Aaron Parnas, who noted that Comer has initiated investigations into former President Joe Bidenâs fitness for office and Autopen use. Parnas then asked whether Democrats might launch a probe into Trumpâs health if they win big in the midterms. âI donât believe that this is something that should wait until the American people give Democrats the majority in the aftermath of the November election later...
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âAt the hearing, we will examine ongoing threats to free and fair elections posed by an out-of-control Trump administration, expose the election deniers who hold high-level positions of significance in the executive branch and detail the threats to public safety posed by the hundreds of violent felons who were pardoned on the Presidentâs first day in office,â the New York Democrat wrote. âWe will also present a panel of members who wish to share their personal experiences from that horrific day,â Jeffries said, calling on members "who wish to share their personal experiences from that horrific day."
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Jim Ferguson @JimFergusonUK đĽ WOW. You actually canât make this up⌠Hakeem Jeffries just stood in front of the cameras and claimed: ⢠âItâs a lie.â ⢠âItâs a clown show.â ⢠âI never met Epstein.â ⢠âI never took his money.â Except⌠the financial records exist. The emails exist. The transactions are documented. You can deny reality, but you canât erase a paper trail. For YEARS the American people were told that anyone who asked questions about Epstein was a conspiracy theorist. Now the very people who screamed âtransparency!â are panicking because their own names are surfacing. The hypocrisy...
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A firm representing House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) solicited Jeffrey Epstein for donations and to get him to attend a dinner with then-President Barack Obama, newly released files revealed. Thousands of pages of documents from Epsteinâs estate published by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee last week included a 2013 email from a representative of Jeffriesâ asking Epstein to meet with and give money to the Democrat leader. House Oversight Chair James Comer (R-KY) exposed the email on the House floor during consideration of the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which passed 427-1: https://twitter.com/nicksortor/status/1990866192358055989 New York City-based firm Dynamic...
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A firm representing House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) solicited Jeffrey Epstein for donations and to get him to attend a dinner with then-President Barack Obama, newly released files revealed. Thousands of pages of documents from Epsteinâs estate published by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee last week included a 2013 email from a representative of Jeffriesâ asking Epstein to meet with and give money to the Democrat leader. House Oversight Chair James Comer (R-KY) exposed the email on the House floor during consideration of the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which passed 427-1: https://twitter.com/nicksortor/status/1990866192358055989 New York City-based firm Dynamic...
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was on âFox News Sundayâ to discuss President Trumpâs use of tariffs. He was also optimistic that the Supreme Court would side with President Donald Trump on emergency tariffs. âWhat did and didnât get accomplished when Presidents Trump and Xi met face to face?â Bream asked. âWhat do you make of his characterization of what happened in China?â Bream referencing Rep Hakeem Jeffriesâ inaccurate comments on President Trump. âI think itâs ignorant, and I think itâs kind of sad he has no idea how ignorant he is, because I was in the room and I can...
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It looks like CNBC Squawk Box co-anchor Becky Quick is fed up with the Democratsâ hypocritical nonsense over the ongoing government shutdown. Quick skewered House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) during the October 24 edition of Squawk Box. Quick scolded him over Obamacare subsidies: âWhat youâre asking the Republicans to do right now when they control the White House, the Senate and the House is effectively what the Democrats could not do when they controlled all three heads of government themselves,â The CNBC personality continued, with Jeffries just staring stone-faced: âThe three-year set up for the expiration of these credits...
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Despite calls for many Democratic politicians and pundits to temper their inflammatory rhetoric, this week has proven a further escalation in this dangerous form of rage rhetoric. DNC Chair Ken Martin just told MSNBCâs âThe Beatâ that âwe may be nearingâ the moment when âelections donât matter and then the resistance looks completely different.â Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called on people to âforcefully rise up.â With political violence on the rise, these leaders are clearly fueling the mob in hopes that they and their party can ride the wave of rage back into power. History suggests that it is...
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Earlier this week, the public learned about the arrest of a Jan. 6 rioter who allegedly threatened to assassinate House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, after he was freed from prison in January thanks to a pardon from Donald Trump. Two days later, in response to a reporterâs question, the president commented on the matter for the first time. âYou have thousands of people that weâre dealing with and, you know, if one goes haywire...,â Trump said, before changing the subject midsentence. He seemed to imply that only one of the beneficiaries of his Jan. 6 pardons has landed in legal...
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The House minority leader, Hakeem Jeffries, endorsed Zohran Mamdani for New York City mayor on Friday, ending a four-month standoff that left the Democratic nominee without the backing of one of the partyâs most powerful figures until the day before early voting begins. The announcement arrives after months of pressure from progressives in Congress and after the top Democrat has been repeatedly grilled by reporters about his reluctance to support his partyâs candidate. âZohran Mamdani has relentlessly focused on addressing the affordability crisis and explicitly committed to being a mayor for all New Yorkers, including those who do not support...
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đ¨ BREAKING: Hakeem Jeffries just got brutally EMBARRASSED on national television - gets CALLED OUT for his hypocrisy "What you're asking Republicans to do when they control the White House, Senate and House is what the DEMOCRATS could NOT do when you controlled all 3 heads of government!" "The 3 year setup for the expiration of [Obamacare] credits was put in when *YOU* controlled the White House, House and Senate." "This is a setup of your OWN creation! NOW you want the Republicans to do something you DIDN'T do when you were in power?" đĽđĽ Hakeem is flailing. That's brutal.
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Thursday on CNNâs âThe Situation Room,â House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) said House Speaker Mike Johnsonâs (R-LA) comments about the ongoing government shutdown were âgoing to get someone killed.â A day earlier on CNN, Johnson said, âNo, weâre not going to allow Chuck Schumer to play selfish political games and hold the American people hostage. We will not negotiate with legislative terrorists.â Jeffries said, âThat type of language is reckless, itâs irresponsible, and itâs going to get someone killed. What do these folks not understand as it relates to the language that they continue to use? We should be...
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As Republicans across the country pursue new congressional maps to boost their party ahead of next year's midterm elections, Democrats are ramping up pressure on states where they can respond. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., has held discussions with members of the Maryland delegation and Democratic Gov. Wes Moore in recent weeks about possible mid-decade redistricting efforts, according to a source with knowledge of the conversations. The source also said Jeffries spoke with members of the Illinois delegation about drawing new district lines, as Politico first reported. Maryland has just one Republican, Rep. Andy Harris, in its eight-member House...
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., stood by Virginiaâs embattled Democratic attorney general candidate Jay Jones who sent text messages fantasizing about putting "two bullets" in his Republican rival's head and also suggested his âfascistâ children should die as well. As Jones faces mounting calls to drop out of his race because of the text scandal, with his GOP opponent going so far as saying he should disqualify himself at a Thursday night debate, Jeffries suggested that Jones already did the right thing by apologizing. "The attorney general candidate has appropriately apologized for his remarks, and I know his remarks...
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Democrats have a problem, and his name is Hakeem Jeffries. The House Minority Leader, who supposedly represents the future of the Democratic Party, is facing a rebellion from within his own ranks that would make even Nancy Pelosi raise an eyebrow. According to an Axios survey of 113 Democratic incumbents and challengers in competitive House races, only 24 candidates are fully committed to backing Jeffries for another term. That's right: Fewer than a quarter of Democrats running in winnable races are willing to go all-in on their current leader. The numbers tell a brutal story. Twenty respondents flat-out said they...
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) said Tuesday that he is on board with a proposal to have a conversation with House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) on C-Span. . âI look forward to that,â Jeffries told reporters in Washington. âWeâre going to try to get it scheduled, absolutely,â he promised, referencing a possible joint appearance on C-Spanâs new program Ceasefire. The development could set the two party leaders in the House up for a rousing debate over the government shutdown, which entered its 15th day on Wednesday. Johnson has declared he has no intention of accepting Jeffriesâs offer to do...
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Thereâs no doubt Letitia James still wants to destroy Donald Trump. New Yorkâs Democratic attorney general, who won office on a campaign pledge to pursue Trump, who filed a meritless lawsuit to destroy Trumpâs business empire and with a sympathetic judge won a $454 million verdict, who cheered as her Democratic colleague, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, prosecuted Trump on flimsy charges of fraud and convinced a deep-blue Manhattan jury to convict â after all that, Letitia James is still at it.âIâm not afraid of no president,â James shouted during a speech at Al Sharptonâs National Action Network in April...
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