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In reply to the discussion: DNC Chair Won't Speak At Dem Convention Following Wikileaks Fallout [View all]PatSeg
(47,419 posts)72. I don't know why she wasn't replaced
<Meanwhile, the Obama team was so serious about replacing her after 2012 that they found a replacement candidate to back before deciding against it, according to people familiar with those discussions.
Obama and Wasserman Schultz have rarely even talked since 2011. They dont meet about strategy or messaging. They dont talk much on the phone.
Instead, the DNC chairwoman stakes out the president of the United States at the end of photo lines at events and fundraisers.>
Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2014/09/democrats-debbie-wasserman-schultz-111077#ixzz4FKlxCQow
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The article goes on to say that Wasserman Schultz was not included in strategy talks with the president and that the administration did not want her there.
She rubbed a lot of people the wrong way when she kept trying to get the DNC to pay for her clothes when she attended the DNC convention and the Correspondent's Dinner.
Obama and Wasserman Schultz have rarely even talked since 2011. They dont meet about strategy or messaging. They dont talk much on the phone.
Instead, the DNC chairwoman stakes out the president of the United States at the end of photo lines at events and fundraisers.>
Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2014/09/democrats-debbie-wasserman-schultz-111077#ixzz4FKlxCQow
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The article goes on to say that Wasserman Schultz was not included in strategy talks with the president and that the administration did not want her there.
She rubbed a lot of people the wrong way when she kept trying to get the DNC to pay for her clothes when she attended the DNC convention and the Correspondent's Dinner.
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Take your comment down please. You are talking apples and oranges with NO proof and
riversedge
Jul 2016
#3
Agreed----------------------disgusting---------------Third Way--------------
turbinetree
Jul 2016
#11
It's more than old school. It violates the mission of the DNC itself. It's corrupt.
merrily
Jul 2016
#49
Do I have to spell it out? This kind of hardball politics goes back to our founding.
SleeplessinSoCal
Jul 2016
#92
Absent lawsuits, dissecting history won't much matter, if the DNC remains corrupt.
merrily
Jul 2016
#55
I don't think that's completely true. Party operatives, consultants, and think tanks
HereSince1628
Jul 2016
#60
That isn't going to happen. As for her re-election, what are you talking about? November 2016?
still_one
Jul 2016
#80
Yes! She should go just for supporting her Republican friends over Democrats running
Dustlawyer
Jul 2016
#66
Oh no! The head of the Democratic Party favors the Democratic candidate over the independent!!!
Laser102
Jul 2016
#16
There was no fixing. No special privileges. Just a lot of whining when the other guy didn't win.
Laser102
Jul 2016
#43
Absoluely! This may be the only way to send the message effectively. I have been donating to his
TryLogic
Jul 2016
#87
She'll be speaking when she's gaveling the convention in and out. In other words...
onehandle
Jul 2016
#24
0 for 3. I don't think you can support your statement that no political party in this country
merrily
Jul 2016
#97
You know the reason you need to get a dog to have a friend in DC is that the culture stinks.
Bluenorthwest
Jul 2016
#64
Nina Turner is on MSNBC with her usual faux outrage against the Democratic Party.
OnDoutside
Jul 2016
#62
There are millions of people who invested their time and money working for Bernie Sanders.
raindaddy
Jul 2016
#73
Well, those boos she gets when she's onstage are sure going to make awesome TV.
oxymoron
Jul 2016
#85