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In reply to the discussion: Debbie Wasserman Schulz needs to go. [View all]Xyzse
(8,217 posts)79. I actually agree with this
Dean did not pan out as a candidate, but he is impressive in his ability to organize.
I actually miss the guy.
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Let's see. Wasserman, a Florida congresswoman, vs Howard Dean, a governor...
Woody Woodpecker
Jun 2012
#42
Well at first I thought she was going to do very well. She does have a knife for a tongue and
southernyankeebelle
Jun 2012
#108
I didn't know I was on a bandwagon. I was just giving my own opinion. However,
southernyankeebelle
Jun 2012
#138
That bad? Now I see why she is DNC chair. At the time, I thought ... progress ... a progressive
davidwparker
Jun 2012
#166
Fine with me. And she can take Bill Clinton with her. He is becoming a liability.
NC_Nurse
Jun 2012
#14
Lately he keeps contradicting Obama. First, on Mitt's Bain record and then on extending the Bush tax
NC_Nurse
Jun 2012
#43
They probably both agree with the upcoming wage-lowering, anti-union "free-trade" agreement.
AnotherMcIntosh
Jun 2012
#146
She seems pretty great to me. She said the WI recall has nothing to do with Prez election...
Honeycombe8
Jun 2012
#15
The DLC types will see this not as their own failure, but as an impetus to move farther to the right
Erose999
Jun 2012
#28
Yes. In fact, they are working on another wage-lowering, anti-union, "free-trade agreement.
AnotherMcIntosh
Jun 2012
#145
Couldn't agree more. Was Tim Kaine not centrist enough? We need a Doctor in the house...
truebrit71
Jun 2012
#38
I would back Dr. Dean in a heartbeat to return to his chairmanship, and shape policy from there.
Woody Woodpecker
Jun 2012
#41
There's more money to be had being a right wing Democrat than an FDR Democrat.
Selatius
Jun 2012
#163
DLC dems win by loosing. If they wanted a winner in charge we would still have Howard Dean.
Exultant Democracy
Jun 2012
#57
Well, after being told that there's no room for leftists in the Party for so many years
Pab Sungenis
Jun 2012
#60
don't take it personally, Pat... it's an unfortunate MO for the poster in question
inna
Jun 2012
#161
i'm not trying to stir up anything, let alone shit - and i do find your comments offensive
inna
Jun 2012
#174
I totally agree. I can understand why President Obama didn't get involved BUT the DNC knew
jillan
Jun 2012
#63
Every Dem Party state leader who doesn't have recent big wins under their belts
shcrane71
Jun 2012
#71
When I heard DWS drives an Infiniti I puked in my mouth a little. Out of touch AND anti-union?
Romulox
Jun 2012
#81
I knew she was bad ever since she fought against Bush impeachment way back when...
cascadiance
Jun 2012
#98
Yes, she does need to go. We need someone who wants to win in November and who will go all out
sabrina 1
Jun 2012
#143
Government 101: The Party Chairman is a powerless figurehead when the party controls the White House
Hippo_Tron
Jun 2012
#150