Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, long considered a frontrunner to replace House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, may have his moment as minority leader if Democrats lose control of the chamber.
Carly Cooperman, a Democratic strategist and CEO of Schoen Cooperman Research, said Jeffries should be able to shake off the Cuomo connection.
Rep. Jeffries, who lives in Prospect Heights and represents parts of Brooklyn and Queens, is the fifth-ranking Democrat in Congress as caucus chair.“Not only has he personally not worked to reach out to progressives over the course of his growth to possible majority leader/minority leader, his policies haven’t either,” the strategist said.
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