Time for new Democratic leadership to resist Republican agenda

Chuck Schumer's decision to vote for the GOP spending bill to avoid a government shutdown has sparked widespread anger within the Democratic Party base and among congressional Democrats. Many are urging Schumer to escalate resistance tactics against the Republican-controlled Senate, with Rep. Glenn Ivey becoming the first Democratic lawmaker to publicly call for Schumer's ouster as Senate Democratic leader. Schumer's approval rating has plummeted, and he is facing criticism for prioritizing his book tour over confronting Republican policies. Clearly, there is a growing sentiment that new leadership is needed to mount a more forceful opposition and advance the Democratic agenda. Rather than focusing on promoting his book, Schumer should be dedicating his efforts to unifying the party and charting an effective strategy to counter Republican control of Congress and the White House.