Indeed, as he said, the threshold for removing a party leader is very high and requires a majority vote from the Democratic Party caucus.
In party politics, unless the leader is involved in a major scandal or causes a catastrophic election defeat, gathering more than half of the approval votes is extremely difficult.
Because this is equivalent to openly betraying one's own leader, which would trigger a massive political upheaval.
This has only happened once in the past history of the United States.
"Hakeem, don't get so excited, everything we're doing is for your consideration..."
Facing Hakeem's roar, Greenfield remained very calm.
He calmly took a handkerchief from his pocket, wiped the spit that had splattered onto his face, and then continued fearlessly, "As for the issue of the votes... since we are sitting here, you should already have the answer in your mind."
