ICC sanctions bill exposes weak spot for Senate Democrats
Briefly

The article highlights the internal conflicts among Democratic senators regarding procedural votes and strategizing for the upcoming elections. While many Democrats acknowledge the importance of party solidarity, some express an inclination to support GOP initiatives that could enhance their reelection prospects, particularly in Trump-friendly states. The recent meeting aimed to unify the party but resulted in a lack of clear strategy, with notable divisions evident between progressives and moderates. Schumer's leadership is put to the test as various members prepare for reelection battles and navigate their response to GOP legislation.
Many senators have a greater interest in voting for GOP legislation that can help them win reelection in Trumpy states.
After the meeting, senators were extremely reluctant to discuss the open rift in their party. They emerged stone-faced and weren't in the mood to talk.
To give her room to negotiate, Shaheen needs Democrats to send a clear signal that they oppose the current version of the bill - and are prepared to vote it down.
Schumer has a handful of moderates who are up for reelection next year, and they will face pressure to back some GOP legislation.
Read at Axios
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