When the clear enemy are the people promoting and creating fascism, I see you focused on a person failing to stand up to it. I do agree it is a huge missed opportunity, but it will be a long term struggle and you might be getting distracted here with infighting.

Sure, we can be angry and learn that we can’t trust this person as much as we hoped, but then we move on and keep pushing to our larger goals.

I can think of at least one person in a more prominent position who I feel is more widely despised and made fun of than Schumer.

Are you salivating there?

It’s sad that Trump actually won the state in the election and the popular vote, so that could affect the decision making by the leaders of the team

Actions speak louder than words