“It changes everything. This means that everything that involves policy is going to have to be bipartisan. That puts all the cards in Chuck Schumer’s hands. He has to decide whether he wants to be bipartisan and deal with his base.
Schumer represents the state of New York, which is largely consists of constituents who strongly oppose President Donald Trump.
Additionally, Gregg said, “The bottom line is that Chuck Schumer basically controls the state of play in the Senate and therefore legislatively… Everything now is in the context of the next election.”
