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Trouble is, Wasserman Schultz was much more than a spokesperson - as Chair of the DNC, she was in a position of considerable power, and she blatantly used it at every opportunity to shamelessly rig every aspect of the nomination process on Clinton's behalf. Now that the nomination is sewn up, she's no longer even useful, much less necessary, and has become a liability to the party and to Clinton.
But the damage she's done is considerable, and the party will have a difficult time recovering from it. I haven't been a Democrat for many years, but I still have voted for many Democratic candidates. I'm now far less likely to do so than I would have been in the past, and I don't see that changing soon. The memory of that corrupt, amoral hack Wasserman Schultz will last a long time.
Trouble is, Wasserman Schultz was much more than a spokesperson - as Chair of the DNC, she was in a position of considerable power, and she blatantly used it at every opportunity to shamelessly rig every aspect of the nomination process on Clinton's behalf. Now that the nomination is sewn up, she's no longer even useful, much less necessary, and has become a liability to the party and to Clinton.
But the damage she's done is considerable, and the party will have a difficult time recovering from it. I haven't been a Democrat for many years, but I still have voted for many Democratic candidates. I'm now far less likely to do so than I would have been in the past, and I don't see that changing soon. The memory of that corrupt, amoral hack Wasserman Schultz will last a long time.
When the crap hits the fan, examples will be made out of those willing to take individual liberties, for profit & power.
Trouble is, Wasserman Schultz was much more than a spokesperson - as Chair of the DNC, she was in a position of considerable power, and she blatantly used it at every opportunity to shamelessly rig every aspect of the nomination process on Clinton's behalf. Now that the nomination is sewn up, she's no longer even useful, much less necessary, and has become a liability to the party and to Clinton.
But the damage she's done is considerable, and the party will have a difficult time recovering from it. I haven't been a Democrat for many years, but I still have voted for many Democratic candidates. I'm now far less likely to do so than I would have been in the past, and I don't see that changing soon. The memory of that corrupt, amoral hack Wasserman Schultz will last a long time.
They get rid of her when they no longer need her. But I don't like her so good riddance.
Wrong!
Debbie was never hired- she was considered. And now, she is most definitely NOT considered any more.
She is working for Hillary.
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What an odd first name "Wasserman" is....
