It did not meet the main Democratic demand to prolong the increased Affordable Care Act (ACA) tax credits that would sunset on January 1.

People were upset with Schumer because he couldn’t get Democrats to agree on a plan, which shows how tensions are rising in the party as it gets ready for the midterm elections next year.

Democrats have been asking for an extension of the ACA tax credits that help millions of Americans purchase health insurance. The arrangement on Sunday only included a promise from Republicans to conduct a vote on the health care subsidies that are about to run out by mid-December.

In March, Schumer’s party members were angry with him for supporting a Republican-led continuing resolution, a stopgap funding package, that didn’t put any limits on President Donald Trump or Elon