WTF...Is that all you got?

[busterbrown]

Wasserman wasn’t on top of staff members and their negative emails concerning Bernie?

Are You freaking kidding me? Cnn, MSNBC, Mainstream News Stations?

Gonna play this as Hillary”s fault?

You ain’t got nothing...

[onecaliberal]

1. I do not blame Hillary, DWS was the head of the DNC

this is on her. If anything she's an embarrassment to our candidate.

[awake]

3. ^this^

[Takket]

5. And now Trump has more ammo for his "crooked Hillary"

nonsense. Not what we needed to start the convention!

[onecaliberal]

8. Look they knew about these emails for a while. They shouldn't have waited to deal with it.

No democrat is going to vote for that orange piece of crap.

[annavictorious]

17. They probably didn't think reasonable people would want the chair's head on a plate

over an email that two employees exchanged concerning a very stupid talking point that was never adopted.

After all, reasonable people did not demand the person in charge's head on a plate when two employees stupidly stole data.

[Will Morningstar]

22. Who's talking about "reasonable people"? *Anything* with *e-mail* in it from now on...

will tar Cr***ed Hillary in the popular mind, and the more the merrier. Regardless of who hacked what from whom, I detect the foul stench of a Roger Stone or Karl Rove whipping this up; Alex Jones will be laughing his arse off tomorrow on WWCR.

[Gabi Hayes]

29. hmmmm....emails....wingnut propagandists....media handmaidens

where have we seen that movie before?

[Will Morningstar]

33. All we're missing now is the lizard people.

[dhill926]

6. agreed...

and I think 4 days of an excellent convention, will help bury this...

[MichiganVote]

9. Actually Obama is head of the party. Think he should resign?

[onecaliberal]

12. Obama is NOT the DNC head, do you not understand the process.

If they had cheated for Bernie and it was his people writing those emails would you still think it was okay?

[annavictorious]

19. There was no cheating. Two employees discussed a stupid idea

that was never implemented. Neither of those employees were DWS, and she wasn't cc'ed.

Who but an authoritarian would demand the punishment of one person for the thought crimes of others?

[Will Morningstar]

23. DWS knew the rights and wrongs wouldn't matter & most nobly resigned before it got to that point.

[annavictorious]

26. DWS should have known that she would be blamed for the thought crimes of two of her employee

and proactively resigned. Yes, that sounds about right.

[Will Morningstar]

31. Of course it's not right. It's damned wrong. She had too much class to blame her subordinates.

[LongtimeAZDem]

28. ^^^^^ (nt)

[MichiganVote]

34. Yes he is. The President is always the head of the party. That's what was so significant

about George Bush not attending the RNC this past week. He was the last head of the republican party.

[onecaliberal]

36. I think you need to learn to read, I notice you failed to answer my question.

#blocked

[LongtimeAZDem]

32. Why didn't Sanders drop out of the race when his staffers broke into Clinton's data?

He was the head of the Sanders campaign; it was on him.

[spanone]

2. it was all of them talking non-stop about it....fuck the media

[onecaliberal]

10. I'm sorry 14 million Bernie voters is not the media and we have been calling for her

To go for months. If you didn't know this was going on you weren't paying attention. Look at the debate schedule for crying out loud.

[annavictorious]

21. Yes, I'm sure Sanders lost because two people who work for the DNC exchanged an email

in which they kicked around a stupid idea that was never implemented .

[Will Morningstar]

27. It was all of US talking about it. We have met the enemy...and he is us. -- Pogo

(Yes, Melania. I wrote this too. Honest.)

[leftofcool]

4. Everything is Hillary's fault. Didn't you get the memo?

[MichiganVote]

11. The double standard we all know exists as females.

[leftofcool]

13. Yep!

[MichiganVote]

16. Been there, done that but thankfully not in front of the entire nation!

[busterbrown]

35. So boring isn’t it.

Racist, anti-semetic, homophobic comments coming from Trumpers all day long and they’re comparing about how we treat Bernie...Oh, and Bernie doesn’t give 2 cents on a piece of crap about those emails

[Skittles]

7. it's enough to bother the Hysterical Hillary Haters

[Will Morningstar]

14. DWS immediately did the right thing, for the good of the party. Now can't we all?

She's fallen on her sword; now can't we all hang together, before we all hang separately?

(Yes, Melania. I wrote both these mixed metaphors. Honest.)

[Duckhunter935]

30. Not falling on it at all

She still wants to decide the party by speaking. She was on her way out anyway. She now is getting a promotion by Hilary to work on the campaign.

[UTUSN]

15. Is that what they're going off about?

[trueblue2007]

18. it is not HILLARY'S FAULT !!!!

[Bluenorthwest]

20. Those emails include one in which a person working for her plots to bait his Southern

Baptist 'peeps' with Bernie's faith. This is reprehensible, and he felt free to share his intentions openly. Southern Baptists also hold bigotry against LGBT so I have to assume he'd exploit a person's LGBT identity to damage such a candidate with his 'peeps' in various anti gay Churches. This is very much not what this Party should be about.
Would it be alright with you, OP, if some staffers were planning on using race against a candidate by going to their 'peeps' in some Aryan Church? Of it is just atheists and Jews and LGBT that are bait worthy in this Party's eyes? I doubt you will answer that question but that email and the fact that Brad was so casual and even gleeful about such despicable tactics suggests DWS has been running a pernicious shop, just as her critics have been saying. 'Hey, I have some bigot friends who will go after this guy' is a shitty, shitty thing to read out of a Democrat.

This Party should not be open only to candidates approved by Southern Baptist friends of the Party. Fuck that act of revolting privilege.

[annavictorious]

24. Did you demand that Sanders drop out of the race when two of the people working for him stole data?

I didn't think so.

And before you try to tell me that this situation is somehow different, let me save you the trouble. It is different. What the data thieves did was much, much worse. It wasn't a thought crime. It was an actual crime.

Getting fired for a thought crime that two of your employees committed is a punishment reserved exclusively for uppity women.

[Will Morningstar]

25. So why don't we hire him back so we can fire him twice?

[PufPuf23]

37. WTF is correct. eom