When was the last time -- if ever -- that they've had a meaningful opportunity to do so?
The only term the squad has had in Congress involved a ~35 seat Democratic majority. If your caucus is 4 votes, you can't do a damn thing in that environment unless 30+ Democrats are already defecting. How often does that actually happen? My guess is not often at all.
Now if you have 8 members of your caucus and Democrats have only a slim majority, you could conceivably extract some concessions.
When was the last time -- if ever -- that they've had a meaningful opportunity to do so?
The only term the squad has had in Congress involved a ~35 seat Democratic majority. If your caucus is 4 votes, you can't do a damn thing in that environment unless 30+ Democrats are already defecting. How often does that actually happen? My guess is not often at all.
Now if you have 8 members of your caucus and Democrats have only a slim majority, you could conceivably extract some concessions.
Well they don't speak out against her. She's going to be reinstated as speaker with no opposition.
I think Rho Kanna is the only one to actually push back recently.