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The New Congress


SCHUMER’S POLITICAL PRESCRIPTION: MORE PELOSI, MORE BIPARTISAN DEALS

The Senate majority leader reveled in his party’s stunning midterm success in an
interview with POLITICO, adding a call for a “bipartisan” debt limit hike.



Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer speaks during a press conference in New
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Chuck Schumer doesn’t want to mess with what brought Democrats their stunning
midterm success. That means more deals — and maybe more Nancy Pelosi.

When asked whether the speaker should stay on as House Democratic leader, the
Senate majority leader was unequivocal: “I hope she does, I love her,” he said
in a 25-minute interview with POLITICO on Monday.



Fresh off his own reelection and in the hunt for a Georgia pickup next month —
ending his historically productive, if frequently stressful, run atop a 50-50
Senate — the New York Democrat believes voters are actually paying attention to
what his party is doing in Congress. While most of Washington focuses on
abortion’s role in Democrats’ success this fall, Schumer sees new laws on gun
safety, climate and other topics making a critical difference.




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What comes next won’t be easy for him, though: There’s reason to believe
Schumer’s majority will face even tougher conditions next Congress. Democrats
are defending more than a half-dozen battleground seats in 2024, and Senate
Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is facing a sustained backlash from cross-aisle
collaborations that could hamstring him from deal-cutting.

Not to mention that Senate Republicans who signed onto bipartisan deals with
Democrats are retiring — and even if Pelosi stays on, it’s likely as minority
leader. Still, Schumer is betting that even a GOP-controlled House won’t stop
his policy-first strategy from propelling Democrats to another good cycle in
2024, particularly if his legislative partner across the Capitol stays on.

“My message to Democrats is: Let’s roll up our sleeves and try to get things
done, and that may mean compromising with Republicans,” he said. “What gives me
some hope: Embracing MAGA is a loser politically for the Republican Party.”

Now that Democrats have beaten back huge historical headwinds this fall, it’s
hard to argue that Schumer’s strategy didn’t work. Aside from a showdown on
voting rights earlier this year, Schumer largely stayed away from losing battles
on the floor. And his Senate’s legislative accomplishments gave incumbents the
ability to run on lowering health care costs, as well as the bipartisan
infrastructure package.

In Schumer’ eyes, the Supreme Court’s June reversal of Roe v. Wade and
Democratic warnings that democracy was at risk helped his candidates make their
case. But down the stretch, they tailored their strategy to their specific
states.

Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto’s closing message in Nevada centered on abortion and
the Capitol riot, capitalizing on her opponent Adam Laxalt’s efforts to fight
the 2020 election results. Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.), meanwhile, touted his
push to lower the cost of insulin for Medicare recipients in the party’s
signature tax, health care and climate bill.




According to data from AdImpact, abortion was the top issue in ads aired by
Democratic Senate campaigns in Nevada, Wisconsin and Arizona. In New Hampshire,
Medicare ranked first; in Georgia and Pennsylvania, the plurality of ads focused
on character.

“People in Georgia know, the elderly people, particularly poor people know that
insulin’s 35 bucks because of Raphael Warnock,” Schumer said. “The American
people wanted help.”

Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.), who won reelection this cycle, said he “made a point
to talk to Arizonans about things like the CHIPS Act, the infrastructure bill,
what we were able to do on water infrastructure. I assume it mattered.”



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If Warnock pulls it out in his runoff race, Schumer will have a pristine record
of reelecting his incumbents as majority leader — no small feat after four
Democratic senators lost in his first cycle as caucus leader in 2018. The 51st
seat would also give Democrats an additional cushion when it comes to confirming
nominees and moving them out of committees, which would no longer be evenly
split between the parties.

Holding the Senate majority gives Democrats the unilateral ability to continue
to confirm President Joe Biden’s judges at a rapid clip, as well as ensure his
executive branch is staffed with personnel. But beyond the need to fund the
government, bipartisan pursuits with a GOP-controlled House may be limited.

Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) said it’s too early to say what deals the caucus could
reach with a narrow GOP-controlled House given that “leadership has a lot of
control” in the lower chamber.

“The greatest wild card in American politics for the last six years has been
Donald Trump,” Coons said. “As a wild card, having him constantly sort of
calling in plays from the sidelines makes it that much harder for us to get
anything done.”

Already Schumer is girding for choppy waters ahead. When asked if he would aid
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) in a potential primary contest, he said that he’s
“going to do whatever I can to help our incumbents.” He’s also searching for a
campaign arm chief for 2024 after Sen. Gary Peters’ (D-Mich.) successful run,
facing a potential decision on who should serve as Senate pro tem after Sen.
Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) retires and devising a legislative agenda for the
remainder of this Congress.

That could include raising the debt limit, which Schumer wants to do in a
“bipartisan” way: “That would be our strong preference.” Schumer also says he
wants to enshrine marriage protections in the next two months and reform the
byzantine Electoral Count Act.

“There are a whole lot of things I’d like to get done. I’m not singling any one
out; our caucus is going to meet and discuss these priorities. We have to see
where Republicans are. There’s a big list,” Schumer said.


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As for whether Biden should run again in 2024, Schumer reiterated that if the
president pursues reelection, he’ll support him.

The road to keeping his Democratic majority wasn’t always easy, or pretty.
During a hot mic moment in October, Schumer suggested to Biden that the party
was losing momentum in the Peach State.

“A reporter came to me and said, ‘Oh, you must have planned that.’ I said, ‘You
don’t understand, I’m not that guileful,’” he said. “I didn’t think we were
going to lose Georgia. I just said the numbers were turning against us a little
bit.”

Even as Schumer declared confidence back in August that his party would hold the
Senate, in the final days of the election, he closely watched the batches of
mail-in ballots come in from Nevada counties. Between Tuesday night and
Saturday, he estimated he had 150 calls about Nevada. On Friday, he conceded he
was a “little worried.”

Yet by Saturday, Schumer was feeling good enough to go out to a Chinese
restaurant in New York with his wife and friends. As they idled over their
dinner, his phone rang: Schumer learned Cortez Masto would win.

“We were towards the end of the dinner, we were hanging around the restaurant
waiting for that call,” he said. “We were optimistic.”


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