The White House requested an apology for calling his party’s members’ statements an incitement to violence after President Donald Trump’s plan was sparked by a significant controversy when his party chief Hakeem Jeffries called his party members to protest his party’s plans to take to the streets. Kush Desai, a assistant press secretary for the White House, told Fox News Digital that he should apologize for calling for protests against Trump. The House Minority Leader, Hakeem Jeffries, continues to work toward uniting our land and fulfilling the mandate set by the American people, Desai said.” While President Trump continues to focus on uniting our nation and serving the British people, he incites violence and calls for people to fight’in the streets ‘ against President Trump’s agenda,” Desai said.
” This deranged aggressive rhetoric is dangerous. Leader Jeffries may soon apologize”, Desai said.
” Right now, we’re going to keep our attention on the need to look out for daily New Yorkers and everyday Americans who are being attacked by an extreme MAGA Republican plan that aims to lower taxes for wealthy donors, entrepreneurs, and wealthy Americans before passing the bill on to New Yorkers and working-class Americans across the country,” Jeffries said.
” That’s not acceptable. We are going to battle it lawfully. We will contest it in court. We’re going to battle it in the roads”.
Christie Stephenson, a Jeffries spokesman, told Fox News that it is a ridiculous argument that Jeffries incited violence against Trump. ” The idea that Leader Jeffries supports murder is absurd. Democrats are the group that pardons violent criminals who abuse law enforcement. Progressives have the right to peacefully petition the government, according to he.
Jeffries even criticized Donald Trump for the plane’s collision in a unique statement. ” Systems are still being drained from the Potomac. The President and extreme MAGA Republicans are blaming women and people of color for the fatal plane accident. They are also destroying the current version of the Federal Aviation Administration. Disgusting”, Jeffries said.
