Sen. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) reportedly believes Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) only has a 40 percent chance of winning the House majority, contradicting the speaker’s claim that she will actually gain seats in November.
Sen. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer reportedly believes Rep. Nancy Pelosi only has a 40 percent chance of winning the House majority come November, contradicting the speaker’s claim that she will actually gain seats.
Speaking Monday night a restaurant with multiple Democrat Senators, Schumer estimated Pelosi’s House majority is “in trouble” and only gave her a 40 percent chance ofDemocrat senators at dinner were Sens. Chris Coons , embattled Mark Kelly , Chris Van Hollen , Tom Carper , embattled John Hickenlooper , and Dick Durbin .
Schumer also told the group he thinks Democrats have a 60 percent chance of holding the Senate with about 50 days to go before the midterm election. But he also reportedly raised concerns that Kelly’s senate reelection bid against Trump-endorsed Blake Masters is shaky. The majority leader apparently believes the race could be bust wide open if MAGA billionaire donor Peter Thiel writes more checks to expose Democrat policies in the state.
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