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Schumer on balloting for investment invoice: Trump, Musk 'harm' may well be 'a lot worse' beneath shutdown

By Miles Cooper March 16, 2025 Opinion
Schumer on balloting for investment invoice: Trump, Musk 'harm' may well be 'a lot worse' beneath shutdown
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Schumer on balloting for investment invoice: Trump, Musk 'harm' may well be 'a lot worse' beneath shutdown

Senate Minority Chief Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) mentioned in a Sunday podcast episode that “damage” from President Trump and tech billionaire Elon Musk may well be “much worse” beneath a central authority shutdown.

“Their goal of shutting down, of decimating, the whole federal government, of cutting agency after agency after agency, would occur under a shutdown,” Schumer advised The New York Occasions’s Lulu Garcia-Navarro on “The Interview” podcast. “It would be devastating.”

“Two days from now in a shutdown, they could say, ‘Well, SNAP, food stamps for kids, is not essential. It’s gone. All veterans’ offices in rural areas are gone. Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, they’re not essential. We’re cutting them back,” he added. “So, it’d be horrible. The damage they can do under a shutdown is much worse than any other damage that they could do.”

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Schumer’s feedback adopted his vote to advance a Republican-crafted investment invoice along 9 different Senate Democrats regardless of intense opposition from many Democrats. The ten Democrats’ votes to advance the invoice helped steer clear of a looming executive shutdown.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) on Thursday went after Schumer after he mentioned he would vote to advance the invoice.

“There is a deep sense of outrage and betrayal,” Ocasio-Cortez advised newshounds on the time. “And this is not just about progressive Democrats. This is across the board — the entire party.” 

Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) on Sunday sponsored Schumer’s management however mentioned the caucus “must change our tactics” to be efficient.

“I think the only way that we are going to be effective as a caucus is if we change our tactics,” Murphy advised NBC’s Kristen Welker. “And we have to have a conversation inside our caucus to make sure that we are going to do that.”

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The Hill has reached out to the White Space and a spokesperson for the Division of Executive Potency for remark.

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