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In early September 2020 following [[Donald Trump]]'s celebration of a jobs report that showed numbers exceeding expectations toward a strong economic recovery despite the [[CCP pandemic]], Schumer was none too quick to misconstrue Trump's words out of acute [[TDS]].<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2020/09/04/chuck-schumer-does-not-welcome-huge-drop-in-unemployment/ Chuck Schumer Does Not Welcome Huge Drop in Unemployment]</ref>  Schumer blamed [[Donald Trump]] as a "moron" in late October 2020 his administration's response to the [[CCP pandemic]]<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2020/10/29/schumer-calls-trump-a-moron-over-coronavirus-response/ Schumer Calls Trump a ‘Moron’ over Coronavirus Response]</ref> when he and other Senate Democrats blocked a coronavirus relief bill.<ref>[https://www.cbsnews.com/news/stimulus-bill-senate-democrats-block-republican-proposal/ Senate Democrats block slimmed-down GOP coronavirus bill as talks continue]</ref>
 
In early September 2020 following [[Donald Trump]]'s celebration of a jobs report that showed numbers exceeding expectations toward a strong economic recovery despite the [[CCP pandemic]], Schumer was none too quick to misconstrue Trump's words out of acute [[TDS]].<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2020/09/04/chuck-schumer-does-not-welcome-huge-drop-in-unemployment/ Chuck Schumer Does Not Welcome Huge Drop in Unemployment]</ref>  Schumer blamed [[Donald Trump]] as a "moron" in late October 2020 his administration's response to the [[CCP pandemic]]<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2020/10/29/schumer-calls-trump-a-moron-over-coronavirus-response/ Schumer Calls Trump a ‘Moron’ over Coronavirus Response]</ref> when he and other Senate Democrats blocked a coronavirus relief bill.<ref>[https://www.cbsnews.com/news/stimulus-bill-senate-democrats-block-republican-proposal/ Senate Democrats block slimmed-down GOP coronavirus bill as talks continue]</ref>
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===118th Congress===
 
===118th Congress===
 
{{See also|118th Congress}}
 
{{See also|118th Congress}}
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Schumer won re-election November 2022, defeating Republican Joe Pinion and Independent [[Diane Sare]].  Schumer had voted for [[Ukraine aid]] to the corrupt [[Zelensky regime]]; Schumer opponent, Dianne Sare, was added to the [[Ukrainian Nazi]] kill list for being an outspoken opponent of [[nuclear war]] during the campaign.
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Schumer won re-election November 2022, defeating Republican Joe Pinion and Independent [[Diane Sare]].  Schumer had voted for [[Ukraine aid]] for the corrupt [[Zelensky regime]]; Schumer opponent, Dianne Sare, was added to the [[Ukrainian Nazi]] kill list for being an outspoken opponent of [[nuclear war]] during the campaign.
    
===Confirmation of Supreme Court justices===
 
===Confirmation of Supreme Court justices===
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