Wasserman Schultz: El-Sayed ‘Has Got a Lot More Work To Do’ Following His Apology for the Michigan Synagogue Attack Comments
‘It is incredibly important that we fight bigotry and anti-Semitism’
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WASSERMAN SCHULTZ: “Well, I'm certainly glad that he began the trip towards making amends, but he's got a lot more work to do. What is important here, though, again, my colleague Chris Pappas said this yesterday. I agree with him. There is widespread unity across our party, across our caucus. We're the most unified caucus in the House of Representatives that we've seen in many years. There are always disagreements, but the candidates that are running on the Democratic ticket across the country are singularly focused on bringing down people's housing, health care, gas, utilities and food costs. And that's where the rubber meets the road with voters.”
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