The left seethes at the 'Schumer surrender'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : "For Donald Trump, a shutdown would be a gift," Schumer said.
42% : The GOP-written stopgap cuts some $12 billion in domestic funding while adding money for migrant deportations and some other programs Democrats oppose.
34% : But Schumer argued there was no telling what Trump and Musk would do in a shutdown, where the White House would "have full authority to deem whole agencies, programs and personnel non-essential, furloughing staff with no promise they would ever be rehired," he said.
31% : " And further outside Washington, longtime party activists and high-dollar donors fumed about Schumer: "He sucks," one state party chair who was granted anonymity to respond candidly, adding that the cave constituted "political malpractice.
29% : "I don't want a shutdown but I can't vote for this overreach of power, giving Trump and Musk unchecked power to line their pockets," said Sen. Andy Kim of New Jersey in an online post.
18% : "Right now, Donald Trump owns the chaos in the government.
17% : "We stood up against Donald Trump.
13% : Neera Tanden, who held the same top policy job, expressed exasperation after Schumer told reporters Trump would be more unpopular -- and Democrats would be better positioned to fight -- in the fall.

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