Senator Cortez Masto defends work with Trump after accusing Korea Booker’s “collusion”

Senator Catherine Steo Memasto, De Neve, answer to Senator Korea Booker, DN.J. , Burning in the Senate Hall last week in an interview with the New York Times.

Cortez Memasto The New York Times requested to respond to Booker’s accusations against the Democrats of “complicit” with President Donald Trump’s agenda.

“I do not need lectures from anyone about how to pay and fight this administration. I have been doing it since I reached the Senate, because I won the Senate race in 2016 and Donald Trump won at the same time. I am also from a hookah country; I still have to complete things on behalf of my state,” Masto told the New York Times.

Booker accused His colleagues in the Democratic Senate members last week have align themselves with Trump because they support the passage of new police legislation. He claimed that without amendments, legislation would allow the president to choose the winners and losers in terms of those who receive advantages.

“This is a complicity with an authoritarian leader whispering our country,” said Booker. “It is time for Democrats to have the backbone. It is time for us to fight.

Baker’s objection stems from a call From Democrats To pass a set of bills related to law enforcement aimed at strengthening police resources, including enhancing deaths for lost officers in duty, providing more support for mental health for officers, and addressing children’s exploitation.

The bills, which were eventually passed, and approved in the committee before arriving at the Senate Hall.

Masto believed that the legislation will benefit everyone throughout the country.

“Why will it be offered good legislation that will benefit everyone all over the country? This is not logical. We still have to have a working government. This is part of obtaining the confidence of Americans again, so they understand that there are people working on their behalf.” “But more importantly, we have to win. Winning means that we must win these swing countries, focus on these swinging voters and what they care about and talk to them and that we are dealing with the issues they care about.”