The Florida congresswoman announced she would step down in response to the leaks after the convention ended on Thursday, but after she was shouted down by supporters of Sen. “The use of party resources for her personal campaign seems that would be a violation of federal law and we are preparing a complaint to the FEC”, Canova told Larry King last week. “Alright everybody now, settle down”, Wasserman Schultz said among boosfrom the crowd.
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But Wasserman Schultz, who represents a U.S. House district in Broward County, vowed to win a tough August 30 primary and work to elect Hillary Clinton and other Democrats in November.
The poll also shows that 52 percent of voters in CD 23 view Wasserman Schultz favorably, with 35 percent regarding her unfavorably, “a staggering decline from her popularity in past campaigns”, the pollsters write.
Wasserman Schultz had ridden off into the sunset, “honorary” chair of the Clinton campaign, nothing left for her to do but ensure that Hillary Clinton becomes the next President of the United States.
“We won’t be doing any full statement on it – just quietly letting friends in the community know”.
“In the charter of the DNC it says the DNC shall remain neutral in primary contests, and she was not, clearly, based on her own words in the emails”, MacDonald added.
Released by Wikileaks last Friday, the internal DNC emails rocked the Democratic convention just as party leaders were hoping to send a message of unity following the GOP’s combative convention in Cleveland last week. The emails appeared to support those charges.
Her reward for loyal servitude to the queen-extending back to time spent with the Clinton campaign prior to becoming DNC Chair-would in due time be delivered. The long-term effects, however, remain to be seen. “You have 33,000 emails deleted, and the real problem is what was said on the emails from the Democratic National Convention”. “But beyond that. It’s not going to affect the outcome of the election”, Nelson said.
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Still, Wassmerman Schultz maintains a fundraising advantage; she has national name-recognition; and in Philadelphia, she’s getting no lack of support from her fellow Democrats. “She’s a force of nature”, Rep. Andre Carson (D-Ind.) said Thursday.
