Posted on 06/16/2016 5:59:14 PM PDT by SoFloFreeper
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) avoided expressing support for Democratic National Committee Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D., Fla.) at her weekly briefing Thursday.
Pelosi, an avid defender of Wasserman Schultz over the past few months, avoided answering a question about Schultz’s future in the DNC. During a press conference, a reporter asked Pelosi about Sen. Bernie Sanders’ (I., Vt.) suggestion that Schultz should be replaced as head of the DNC.
“Sen. Sanders did say that he would like to see Debbie Wasserman Schultz replaced as the head of the DNC. Hillary Clinton did not close the lid on that by any means,” a reporter said. “What are your thoughts on Sen. Sanders suggesting that?”
“If you want to know who is going to be the chair of the DNC, you should look to the membership of the Democratic National Committee,” Pelosi said.
True?
I guess Wasserman couldn’t pass the test.
If Hillary has tapped Davis from the S.E.I.U., it confirms just how left she is(and probably always was).
I am still reeling from this decision. Debbie Whatsername Slutz is the only friend Hillary has anymore.
And we are utterly steadfast in our knowledge that Pelosi HATES Hillary. We saw them go toe-to-toe in 2008 at the DNC and watch it lead to Hillary conceding her nomination to Obama.
Obama hates Ol’ Mayo Hair. Dumping her was probably part of the deal for O endorsing Hillary.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz is of no use to the party.
She is lucky. In other countries she would taken out back and shot and all traces of her existence removed from history.
Hold the mayo!
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Wow, so the lying San Fran Nan is unhappy with the lying Debbie?
Are Jay Carney or Baghdad Bob still available? (Obama’s Baghdad Bob - not the real one).
Nazi P. Lousy is angry at Schulz because she knows nothing.
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