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American MP Gereold Nadler, DN.Y. To re -election next year, according to media reports.
This step will witness the end of the 34 -year -old from Nader in Congress where it was a pioneering liberal voice in a set of issues.
“Watching Biden said something about the necessity of changing generations in the party, and I think I want to respect that,” Nadler told the New York Times.
Member of the Judicial Committee in the House of Representatives Jerry Nadler, DN.Y. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)
This was clear when Nader, 78, had to abandon the leadership of the Parliament’s Judicial Committee at the beginning of the semester when it became clear that a younger and more active colleague would strike him.
Nadler was a voice critic of President Donald Trump, warning against his colleagues from Trump’s leadership style. The two were subjected to a return to the eighties of the last century on Manhattan Development Projects.
“I do not say that we should change the entire party,” he said. “But I believe that a certain amount of change is very useful, especially when we face the Trump and its first failed challenge.”
Deem. Nadler in the picture below, closed the eyes during the testimony of other migrant crime victims
Representative Gerold Nadler, DN.Y. , To the media outlets outside the Greater New York Federal building on May 28, 2025, in New York. (AP Photo/Yuki Iwamura, File)
He finally succeeded in directing dismissal materials through his committee in 2019.
Nadler has not discussed who could succeed him, saying that many candidates can run to replace him.
But a person familiar with his thinking told the Times that Nadler plans to support Mika Lacher, who represents parts of the upper western side of the New York State Association, if he runs.
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Speaking to the Times, Nadler said he was confident of the chances of Democrats in regaining control of the House of Representatives next year.
“Then you can cut the era of terrorism in half,” he said.
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In a post on the X, New York City mayor Zahran Mamdani praised the progressive hero.
“For more than 30 years, when the New York residents need a hero, we have turned into Jerry Nadler – and he has over and over again,” “a few can claim to have caused this influence on the fabric of our city.”
He added: “Congress will be worse without its leadership, but our democracy will be better for self -denial who has identified a legendary profession.”
In a statement, the leader of the minority in the House of Representatives Hakim Jeffrez, DN.Y, described Nader as “an unimaginable fighter for justice, civil rights, freedoms and the basic promise of equality for all.”
“After the September 11, 2001 attacks, he spent years fighting for the care and support that New York City needs and its components to start rebuilding and recovery,” said Jeffrez. “As the dean of the New York delegation, Congress Nadler was a dear friend and a valuable teacher for myself and many others throughout the people’s home.”
“I have gained Jerry years of his leadership a place among the greatest employees of public officials in our nation,” he added. “He will deeply miss him by the Democratic House of Representatives, and we wish him and his best family in this new chapter.”