Among the officials whose emails were made public were DNC spokesman Luis Miranda, national finance director Jordon Kaplan and finance chief Scott Comer, but other DNC and media figures and even some White House officials communicated with them between January 2015 and last May, Wikileaks said.
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“She was never going to be the permanent chairman of the convention”, Frank said in an interview on Sunday.
The limelight is now on the Democrats who have a huge act to follow after the RNC. He added: “Most of us stopped the name-calling thing about fifth grade”. Timothy M. Kaine (D-Va.) as her running mate.
Sanders said immediate message to his supporters is that “disastrous” Donald Trump must be defeated. Liberal groups and Sanders supporters were dismayed by the pick of Kaine, who could appeal to independents and moderates but has never been aligned with party liberals.
Party wrangles aside, Clinton is within just days of her long-held ambition to become the party’s official presidential nominee.
His wife spoke briefly at the end of the service, telling parishioners how important they’ve been in their lives.
“We’re going to focus on defeating the worst Republican candidate I’ve seen in a lifetime”.
St. Elizabeth’s is a majority black church in Richmond’s Highland Park area. “Yes, I would have”, Sanders told NBC’s “Meet the Press”. The Democratic gathering is expected to be a more smoothly choreographed display of unity among Clinton, Sanders and Democratic lawmakers and voters.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s stewardship of the Democratic National Committee has been under fire through most of the presidential primary process. In addition, Sanders himself said on Sunday that Wasserman Schultz should resign in light of the emails, though he admitted he was “not shocked” at what they contained.
Those complaints resonated louder than ever Friday when hacked emails, posted on by WikiLeaks, showed the staff of the Democratic Party working to hurt Sanders and help Clinton.
Sanders told ABC’s “This Week” Sunday morning that the party chairwoman, Rep., Debbie Wasserman Schultz, should resign immediately. She should step down, he said, “not only because of the prejudice I think [the DNC] showed during the campaign but also because I think we need new leadership that will open up that party” to working people, young people and “have the kind of vitality we need”. The decision to not have Wasserman speak at the convention appears to be out of respect for Sanders, who has been angry at Wasserman for favoring Clinton, as well as his supporters.
As a Muslim, Alam said she’s also concerned about Donald Trump’s call to ban non-citizen Muslims from entering the country.
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation members promise that an attack against any of them is considered an assault against all. It takes 2,382 to win the Democratic nomination.
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More than 5,000 delegates are among the 50,000 people set to be in Philadelphia.
