The Hill: Dems discuss dropping Wasserman Schultz

[DCBob]

Democrats on Capitol Hill are discussing whether Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz should step down as Democratic National Committee (DNC) chairwoman before the party’s national convention in July.

Democrats backing likely presidential nominee Hillary Clinton worry Wasserman Schultz has become too divisive a figure to unify the party in 2016, which they say is crucial to defeating presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump in November.

Wasserman Schultz has had an increasingly acrimonious relationship with the party’s other presidential candidate, Bernie Sanders, and his supporters, who argue she has tilted the scales in Clinton’s favor.

“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,” said one pro-Clinton Democratic senator.

http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/281147-dems-discuss-dropping-wasserman-schultz

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I wonder if this is the bone the Hillary campaign is going to throw to Bernie.

[Metric System]

1. I can't say I'd be sad to see her go.

[hrmjustin]

2. Not surprised. My guess is she steps down.

[DCBob]

6. Yes. I think so too.

She didnt play this one well.

[bunnies]

12. Article says she has no plans to. Nt

[vi5]

3. Good. She's useless.....

I have my issues with Dean, but he was a great head of the DNC and was all about expanding the Democratic party brand and getting boots on the ground. DWS, even aside from any Hillary favoritism has always represented the worst corporate croneyism of the parties past 20 or so years.

[JRLeft]

4. Please Go!

[TheKentuckian]

5. She has done her damage now. Better late than never but sometimes it gets to close to

accurately measure.

That said silver usually compliments severed heads best.

[Dem2]

7. She was good giving commentary on MSM TV

But she's been abrasive and "ugly" explaining her actions as DNC chair, especially during this primary process. I don't find her effective.

[brooklynite]

8. If Clinton and Obama can come to an agreement I'm happy to have her Chair nominee come in early

[Doctor Jack]

9. She was never up for the job

You need a master strategist as the head of a politcal party, she just doesnt have the talent for it.

I will alwayd respect her for working her ass off to get obama elected in 2008 after clinton dropped out. But head of thd DNC always seemed to be beyond her abilities

[arcane1]

10. She does have a primary challenger to deal with now, after all.

Another foiled coronation

[nc4bo]

11. Wha? It's like 5 or 6 years and how many lost elections too late.

Seems certain Democrats are just saying whatever thoughts they think will put a wet blanket on the forest fire.

They can take their bone and eat it themselves, seriously.