Throughout her time as chair, Wasserman Schultz has turned off colleagues, other top Democrats and current and former staff for a management style that strikes many as self-centered — even for a politician — and often at the expense of the DNC or individual candidates or campaigns. Many top Democrats, including some she counts as supporters and friends, privately complain about her trying to use the DNC as a vehicle for her own personal promotion, and letting her own ambition get in the way of larger goals.

Wasserman Schultz has a different sense of herself. According to people who spoke with her, when she sensed Obama was considering replacing her as chair in 2013, she began to line up supporters to suggest the move was both anti-woman and anti-Semitic.

jerseyhoya wrote:

Throughout her time as chair, Wasserman Schultz has turned off colleagues, other top Democrats and current and former staff for a management style that strikes many as self-centered — even for a politician — and often at the expense of the DNC or individual candidates or campaigns. Many top Democrats, including some she counts as supporters and friends, privately complain about her trying to use the DNC as a vehicle for her own personal promotion, and letting her own ambition get in the way of larger goals.

Wasserman Schultz has a different sense of herself. According to people who spoke with her, when she sensed Obama was considering replacing her as chair in 2013, she began to line up supporters to suggest the move was both anti-woman and anti-Semitic.

Senate bid could be solution for Wasserman Schultz

That's the best. "Debbie, you're not great on TV, many donors seem to have a problem with you, you're not a unifying figure in the party, and many suspect you are using the DNC chair position to advance your own position rather than the party. We think we might want to move in a different direction." "Sexism! Antisemitism! War on women!" When all you've got is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.

Werthless wrote:See post above.

jerseyhoya wrote:I was busy yesterday, and an important part of maturity is learning to pick and choose when to bang your head against a brick wall.

So many people are so wrong about so many different things, but these papers don't grade themselves and this dissertation isn't gonna write itself and last week's The Challenge isn't gonna watch itself.

drsmooth wrote:Scott Walker wasting no time demonstrating he's not to be taken seriously as a Presidential candidate

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:Boehner admits he purposely circumvented Obama

TomatoPie wrote:

Are his numbers accurate?

Bucky wrote: