txlegejunkey

Democrats, this is NOT the time for infighting. It literally has been 4 days since the election. If you have concerns about Hakeem Jeffries or Chuck Schumer's leadership, bring facts, solutions, and alternatives to the table. Whomever it is you feel is more capable, call them to express your support. But fighting among ourselves over leadership positions before the new Congress even begins sends exactly the wrong message, and the Republicans are watching, believe that. Americans are tired of political games, personal ambitions, and power struggles. They want leaders who will fight for working families, protect Social Security and Medicare, defend our democracy, hold the administration accountable, and deliver results. And let's remember something important: Many people who voted for Democrats this time had never voted for a Democrat before. We should not give those voters a reason to immediately regret that decision. Their trust is something Democrats must earn and keep. Democrats across the country need to make their voices heard about your concerns to those that are actually going to vote for leadership, not bicker about it online for the world to see. Republicans will eat that crap up. Call your U.S. Senators and your Congressional Representative. Tell them who you would like to see nominated. Let them know that you expect unity, accountability, and leadership focused on the people—not internal party power struggles. Tell them how you feel about the reasons you want new leadership. Many in Congress and the Senate agree so let them know. Tell them to get behind a common agenda and get to work. Leadership is about more than holding a title. It's about strategy, unity, accountability, and getting things done. You cannot ask Americans to trust Democrats to lead the country while demonstrating that we cannot even work together within our own party. Put the country before personal ambition. Put voters before power. And let's get to work. The American people are watching. We are supposed to be the love party, remember? I do love you all.