Rank-and-File Senate Democrats Start Fight over Schumer’s Midterm Election Strategy

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Lefty Senate Democrats Form ‘Fight Club’ To Oppose Chuck Schumer’s Midterm Strategy

by Andi Shae Napier at CDN - A pack of Democratic senators and Independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders are forming a coalition against Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and his midterm strategy. The group, dubbed the “Fight Club,” includes Sanders and Democratic Sens. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, Chris Murphy of Connecticut and Tina Smith of Minnesota, according … Click to read the rest HERE-> Lefty Senate …

Senate Dem ‘fight club’ challenges Schumer over 2026 primaries — but critic warns of ‘one big, giant mess’

Half a dozen Democratic senators who call themselves the "Fight Club" are demanding Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and the party's official campaign revamp their approach to the 2026 midterms.

How will Chuck Schumer survive a progressive revolt?

A small but unusually forceful bloc of left-wing senators has begun openly challenging Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s strategy for the 2026 midterms—and his entire posture toward President Donald Trump. It’s an early, unmistakable sign of internal...

Senate “Fight Club”: Sanders, Warren Lead Revolt Against Schumer’s 2026 Strategy

A rift within the Senate Democratic caucus has formalized into a new coalition dubbed the “Fight Club,” a group of progressive senators organizing to challenge Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and his recruitment strategy for the upcoming midterms. According to a report by the New York Times, the coalition includes Independent Senator Bernie Sanders and Democratic […] Senate “Fight Club”: Sanders, Warren Lead Revolt Against Schumer’s 2026 Strategy

Lefty Senate Democrats Form ‘Fight Club’ To Oppose Chuck Schumer’s Midterm Strategy

'Defy their own party's orthodoxy'