Posted on 07/25/2016 9:05:53 AM PDT by GilGil
MSNBC reporter Andrea Mitchell said Monday she had never seen anything like the chaotic scene at the Florida Democratic delegation breakfast where outgoing party chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D., Fla.) was booed off the stage and escorted out by security.
Schultz was forced to yell her remarks Monday morning over jeers and shouting from angry Bernie Sanders supporters in the wake of the DNC email leak showing Democratic Party favoritism for Hillary Clinton. Schultz announced Sunday she would resign as party chair after this weeks convention, but she still tried to speak to her fellow Florida delegates, to no avail.
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What a dark time the Dems are in!
Debbie understands. Karma is a her... ;)
Sounds like they have a problem with “party unity”. I wonder how the MSM is going to make this sound all rosy by this afternoon.
Is that a Cheshire cat smile I see??
I’m sure old Andrea is looking more constipated than ever.
Bodes well for this week.
Get used to it, Toots
What about when Ted Cruz was booed?
Andrea, Welcome to DNC Hell
I wonder if the media will use the word ‘dark’ to describe the atmosphere in Debbie’s speech?
This is so dark. Very dark. Darky darky dark.
And they get to worry about the next attack by the ROP, these `rats who want to import more of them to this country.
Feldwebbel Debbie Wasserbord Shultz is the democratic party’s Ted Cruz?
Awwwww... poor DWS would leave a dripping mascara trail if her makeup wasn’t tattooed on.
“Had to be escorted off the stage by security.”
Surely none of the fine Democrats there would ever consider violence?
"Oh boy this is great!"
We all know how nasty and violent democrats can be. This is going to be a fun convention ...
Ted who?
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