DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz calls for resignation of Rep. Anthony Weiner (headline only)

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[Free ThinkerNY]

DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz calls for resignation of Rep. Anthony Weiner

[ken5050]

If the Dems had any smarts, they could have avoided ALL of this,and forced him out Monday night..

[forgotten man]

Don’t listen to her Tony. You can keep your seat and your paycheck until January 2013.

[philman_36]

[FreeMaine]

The Weiner has got to go. He’s a disgrace.

No, no, no, he has to stay so that he and barney frank can continue to remind us just what the democrat really is all about.

[Calusa]

Buh-But Debbie, didn't you say yourself it was HIS OWN personal business? You said that. Why the flip-flop?

[Matchett-PI]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2733178/posts?page=44#44

[smoothsailing]

Our friends at Democratic Underground are not taking this well.

We have friends at DU? Holy Shiite, did I wake up today in an alternative universe?

[fkabuckeyesrule]

****Why else would they appoint this blithering, neophyte, sycophant, demagogue as their leader?****

uh...standard procedure.

[CharlyFord]

What’d Weiner do to deserve this? He didn’t have sex with and intern in the Oval Office or leave a woman to suffocate while he sobered up. Weiner didn’t allow a male prostitute to run a brothel out of his Congressional office. All Weiner did was send some dirty text and photos over the Internet. Keep Weiner and send the rest of the Dimocrat perverts home instead.

[kabar]

You know that they will try to get out in front of another damaging disclosure. Their buddies in the MSM may have alerted them to another bombshell that will hit before the Sunday morning shows.

[Zakeet]

The Weiner has got to go. He’s a disgrace.

... and exactly what, pray tell, makes him any different from
his other mainstream New York Rat colleagues?

[definitelynotaliberal]

No, that assumes that Democrat voters have memories and consciences. Neither is true.

[smoothsailing]

[Jim Scott]

That's it. The Weiner is out, probably by Sunday (6/12). Any attempt by Weiner to hang onto his congressional seat, now, will only bring him more condemnation from his party and likely a very private call from Obama, telling him to leave, today. The congressional Republicans should step aside and let the DNC hatchet woman, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, do the dirty work. The Democrats know that Weiner is quickly becoming, by public perception, the face of the Democrat party and that hurts them. If Weiner keeps trying to pull a Clinton (who, unlike randy Anthony Weiner, had every just about every notable Democrat on his side) he will be forced out, one way or another. His tough guy pose won't help him, then. My guess is that the DNC honchos (via Obama) will offer Weiner one of those 'invisible' third-tier Washington bureaucrat jobs ('assistant under-secretary to the assistant deputy secretary'...that pay six figures for doing basically nothing. That, or a job with some Obama-connected Washington or New York law firm where his name won't be on the firm's masthead but Weiner will still draw a hefty paycheck. This is politics, Democrat style, folks.

[Dilbert San Diego]

Weiner needs to “stand tall”? Geez, there are so many jokes out there, I have to LOL at each new one I hear

[HereInTheHeartland]

As I stated before; Weiner MUST stay and fight the good fight.
He is a shining example of the best values of the Democrat party. He embodies the spirit of true Democrats like Ted Kennedy, Bill Clinton and Larry Flynt.

Weiner brings pictures to the lonely, and Tweets to the needy.

He embodies everything that progressives feel about the proper modern relationship between a man and a woman.

Stay and fight Anthony. Your party needs a good Weiner.

[dalereed]

I think he should stay right where he is so his constituents will be properly represented!

[LRS]

Visual Salt Peter! That ought to deflate the Weiner!

[Colonel Kangaroo]

We have friends at DU?

I'm trying to reach out across the aisle in furtherance of President Obama's appeal for civility and elevated discourse in our political life (from our side).

[jazusamo]

I wonder what they are discussing? :)