Democrats fume about "f***ed up" GOP measure denouncing Boulder attack

A congressional vote to denounce the Boulder attack is becoming a partisan feud due to language praising ICE and labeling "Free Palestine" as an "antisemitic slogan". Some Democrats view this as a GOP maneuver to force them into a difficult vote. The resolution labels "Free Palestine" as a slogan that calls for the state of Israel and the Jewish people, which is sparking fury among Democrats. At least 15 people and one dog were injured in the attack, which is scheduled to be voted on this week. The measure is sparking internal deliberations among House Democrats, with some considering voting against it due to the language. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has not seen the resolution yet, and some progressive Democrats are still mulling how to vote. The language is not likely to stop some pro-Israel Democrats from voting for the legislation. The resolution also expresses gratitude to ICE, which is another provision that some Democrats have objected to. The vote is scheduled to take place under a process that requires a two-thirds majority, which could run into problems if a substantial number of Democrats vote against it.