Posted on 04/10/2015 3:32:53 PM PDT by SJackson
U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Wasserman-Schultz, chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, and U.S. Rep. Frederica Wilson shown during a ceremonial swearing-in for South Florida members of Congress at the Federal Courthouse in Fort Lauderdale on Friday, Jan. 23, 2015. (Amy Beth Bennett / Sun Sentinel)
With Hillary Clinton widely expected to announce her candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination over the weekend, U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz emphasized her neutrality on Friday – and went on to praise Clinton and the history making nature of her run..
The Weston congresswoman was a prominent Clinton supporter in 2008, when she lost the presidential nomination to Barack Obama. Since 2011, she has been Obama’s handpicked chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee.
“Secretary Clinton, I think is arguably one of the most qualified people – assuming she announces her candidacy – who have ever run for president. I was proud to support her in 2008. Of course as DNC chair, I will neutrally manage our primary nomination contest, assuming we have one,” Wasserman Schultz said in a brief interview Friday after the dedication of a new South Florida regional FBI headquarters in Miramar.
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Waffle head and Her Thighness are short bus special.
“Special.” Yep. That’s the word. Special. As in “Special needs.” or “Special ed.”
She needs to be in a special cell in a special federal penitentiary.
Of course as DNC chair, I will neutrally manage our primary nomination contest, assuming we have one,” Wasserman Schultz said, “Supposing anyone would be so rash and stupid.”
“Debbie is “special”. “
Yabbut one should wash their hair more than once a year..
I’ve said many times that it looks like she uses Bill Clinton’s special sauce as hair gel.
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