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It’s not just her primary challenger Debbie Wasserman Schultz has to worry about—it’s now some Democrats on Capitol Hill, too, who fear the DNC chair has become too divisive a figure to unify the party ahead of the convention. These Democrats point to her contentious relationship with the Sanders campaign throughout the primary process as reason for her to step down.  “There have been a lot of meetings over the past 48 hours about what color plate do we deliver Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s head on,” a pro-Clinton Democratic senator said, reports The Hill. "I don’t see how she can continue to the election," the lawmaker...

It hasn’t been a good week for the Democrats. And despite the ongoing effort by the mainstream media to paint the Republican Party as divided and irreparably damaged by their primary process, the signs continue to emerge that Democrats are facing a much tougher task in uniting behind their incredibly unlikable and untrustworthy front-runner. The week started with a remarkable brawl convention in Nevada with blood spilled, names called and a venerable senator booed off the stage.The divisive nature of the Democrats reached a ridiculous point Tuesday afternoon with the spectacle of Sen. Bernie Sanders’ (S-VT) campaign manager promising CNN’s...

Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz is facing a serious and well-funded challenge for her congressional seat in Florida and recent behavior suggests she’s feeling the heat. Take her appearance yesterday on MSNBC. Mediaite points out that host Steve Kornacki couldn’t even get the DNC Chair to commit to a debate with her upstart challenger, Tim Canova: DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz Repeatedly Refuses To Answer Questions On Her Own Reelection Watch the video above. When the MSNBC host raises the issue of her challenger and the money he’s been able to raise, you can see Wasserman-Schultz’ physical reaction. She...

RUSH: Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who now runs the Democrat National Committee, or maybe hasn't been sworn in but she's the new grand pooh-bah of the DNC, she was on PMSNBC last night, and she claims that the Republicans stole the election in 2012. Yes. She claims that the Republicans stole the election in 2012. Rachel Maddow had a question for her. "Is making it harder to register to vote, which many Republican controlled states are pursuing right now, is that a partisan tactic to make it harder to register to vote?" BLABBERMOUTH SCHULTZ: Republicans don't think that they can win...