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Congress Democrats are dismissing the demand of the White House by apology after the minority leader of the House Hakeem Jeffries, Dn.y.He urged the people to “fight” the agenda of President Donald Trump “on the streets.”
“Right now, we will focus on the need to look at everyday neoyorcans and the North -North -North -North -Kilites who are under assault on a Maga Republican Agenda, which seeks to cut taxes for billionaires, donors and rich corporations and then attach neoyorcan people and the North -working -class Americans across the country with the bill, “the Democrat said during a press conference.
“This is not acceptable. We will fight against the legislation. We will fight against the court. We will fight it on the streets,” he continued.
The White House has demanded an apology to the representative Hakeem Jeffries, Dn.y. (Reuters)
A spokeswoman for Jeffries, Christie Stephenson, told Fox News Digital: “The idea that the leader Jeffies supports violence is riddible. Republicans are the party that forgives the violats that storm police officers. Democrats are the party of John Lewis and the right to apply for the Pacific Government request. “
He also referred to comments as a “non -violent protest” promotion to X.
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“You really should get a quote from one of the violent of the criminal, President Trump, Trump, only left the streets. Or what was immediately collected by burdens of child pornography,” spokesman for the Democratic Caucus President of the Cambra, Pete Aguilar, D-Calif., He told Fox News Digital.
The legislators probably referred to Trump’s recent transfer to forgive almost all defendants with charges related to January 6, 2021, Capitol Riot.
Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer, Dn.y., and Whip Minority, Dick Durbin, D-Rill, did not immediately provide comments to Fox News Digital.
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Representative Pete Aguilar, D-Calif., He is President of the House Democrats. (Pictures of Kevin Dietsch/Getty)
Jeffries’ observation was shared quickly by Trump’s White House Quick Response Team on Friday in X before Republicans began to apologize.
A Higher officer of the White House He told Fox News Digital: “Hakem Jeffries must apologize for this unpleasant call to violence.”
Tom Emer, R-Minn.
“President Trump and Republicans are focused on joining the country; Jeffries must stop trying to split it.”
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Senator Tom Cotton, R-Ark., Called the “Derranged” comments. (Tom Brenner/Getty Images)
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The President of the Republican Conference of the Senate, Tom Cotton, R-Ark., Told Fox News Digital in a statement: “The comments of the Democratic Leader are released but are not unexpected. The Senate Republicans struggle to make America More safe and prosperous, while Democrats remain obsessed with criminal protection illegal foreigners, identity policy, and not affected attacks on President Trump. “
On social networks, Democratic legislators of rank and card remained silent in Jeffries’ comment.
