The emails revealed early support for Mrs. Clinton and efforts to undermine Mr. Sanders’ campaign, much of it from Ms. Wasserman Schultz directly. But the division within the North Dakota Democratic party is clear.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz faced an angry crowd of Florida delegates Monday morning in her first public appearance since announcing her resignation.
The hacking enraged die-hard Sanders supporters who have long claimed that the DNC had its finger on the scale throughout the primaries.
Wasserman Schultz was at the Florida delegation breakfast, and the jeering caused her to step away from opening the gaveling session.
Throughout the afternoon, the Clinton and Sanders campaigns continue to worry about convention floor disruptions from delegates still upset over the recent Wikileaks emails. I love him on the issues and he has helped move the Democratic platform to a more liberal stance and frankly I think he’s helped move Hillary Clinton a little more to the left.
Canova has raised $2.3 million through the end of June, more than three-quarters from donors giving $200 or less.
A small number of people walked out of Wasserman Schultz’s speech.
The emails also show that the Knox County Democratic Party was not heavily involved in the event until longtime activist Sylvia Woods asked that Cameron Brooks, the county party chairman, be invited to take her place since she would be out of town. She said her family is still in the US because of people like Sen.
Clint Davis is a reporter for the Scripps National News Desk. Millions of dollars flowed in.
The former “Saturday Night Live” comedian who’s now a Minnesota senator joked that he’s a “world-renowned expert on right-wing megalomaniacs: Rush Limbaugh, Bill O’Reilly and now, Donald Trump”.
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In a statement, the Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort demanded that following Schultz’s resignation, Clinton drop out of the race.
Dr. Smith said that the situation was very predictable. “They’re not throwing things at the wall”.
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Trump’s campaign raised more than $26 million last month, nearly half of which came from donors giving $200 or less.
