Aw jeez, Debbie Wasserman Schultz is on Hardball. Again. The GOP's best friend.

[Faygo Kid]

Is anyone else here as tired of her drivel as I am? Can't she AT LEAST campaign against the GOP, which she has refused to do?

Tweety is at least being sane about the whole thing. Debbie needs to go away.

[John Q. Citizen]

1. Some of the time I'm quite happy I don't have cable.

[TexasObserver]

2. "Debbie Wasserman Schultz" is Yiddish for "Hillary Rodham Clinton"

She's a straight up Hillary shill, so you can't pay any attention to anything she says.

[npincus]

5. hmmm... not familiar with that one.

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[polichick]

3. Another in Hillary's camp who's ruining her credibility by spouting silliness.

[cliffordu]

4. She is really transparent...and specious.

[NotThisTime]

6. The woman never shuts up.... she really needs to switch parties

Matthew's "Both good arguments" Yeh, I'm not thinking so....

[SeattleGirl]

7. I am so disappointed in her.

She's not turned out to be the person I thought she was.

[billyoc]

8. She's such a fucking lieberman.

You really can't expel these Dems that campaign for Republicans?

Really?

[liberaldem4ever]

9. One thing I can say for Debbie

She sure can dodge a question by Tweety. She spins baloney so fast sometimes she gives me a headache. :crazy:

[ShortnFiery]

31. Tweety could "eat her for lunch" in the debating category. He just was not feeling feisty today.

She's so bat shit crazy that it's not worth the effort. Plus HRC's surrogates would whine that "Tweety's being sexist" whenever on of her women surrogates gets their political ass handed to them. You just can't win with people who play in the gutter and are hyper-delusional. :(

[NJSecularist]

10. Debbie Wasserman Schultz is one of the more liberal members of Congress.

And maybe the most liberal House members in Florida.

She should be embraced by this forum. Instead, because she has endorsed Hillary Clinton, she is now Satan.

[glowing]

11. R u from Florida? Did you realize that she refuses to help campaign for dems

because the 3 repigs are her friends.. and she's supposed to be on the committee working to elect Florida Dems... she's a strage one.

[Coexist]

12. maybe we would, if she would agree to back Democrats running for Congress in Florida

instead of refusing to, even though she is on the DCCC because she all buddy-buddy with their Republican (and straight Republican voting) incumbents.


http://www.swingstateproject.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=1556

Miami-Dade party members meeting late Monday to elect a new leader said they were dismayed that Democratic Reps. Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Weston and Kendrick Meek of Miami have decided not to publicly support the Democratic challengers.

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As I've said before - and as I won't stop saying - Debbie Wasserman Schultz either has to completely change her tune on this and vocally embrace our challengers, or step down from the DCCC. And for his part, Kendrick Meek should do the same. South Florida Democrats - and the whole party - deserve nothing less.

[FredScuttle]

13. More bizarro world gobbledygook from NJDelusionist

n/t

[NJSecularist]

14. Her record is what it is.

She is a very liberal member of Congress. Somehow I think she'd reach sainthood in this community if she supported The Messiah.

[FredScuttle]

15. I agree....her record of not campaigning for Democrats in her state

even though it's her fucking job is, indeed, a sad and pathetic record.

Her half-truths and bleatings on behalf of the loser Clinton campaign is just icing on the DINO cake.

[NJSecularist]

16. Her record of being for gay rights, gun control and being pro-choice.

As I said, if she supported the Board Messiah, she would have reached sainthood in this community.

[FredScuttle]

19. She could join Code Pink and interrupt a 100 Committee hearings on the Hill

and it still won't atone for the lies and smears she's been spreading the last few weeks. Not to mention abandoning Florida Democratic candidates because she can't bear to be without her Republican friends. :puke:

[YDogg]

21. she's a mixed bag. always has been

[hfojvt]

17. she's not a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus

http://cpc.lee.house.gov/index.cfm?ContentID=166&ParentID=0&SectionID=4&SectionTree=4&lnk=b&ItemID=164

[NJSecularist]

22. And? What's your point?

Her record speaks for herself.

[YDogg]

18. perhaps she should support her own party?

she supports her republican friends, for starters.

and she's a Gator fan

[woolldog]

20. She's a real downer isn't she?

I also hate the way she talks with that accent. It's grating.

[Faygo Kid]

25. Yeah. Debbie Downer. Rachel Dratch did it better.

[MoonRiver]

23. Yeah, democracy is so messy.

Some people actually want their votes to count! :wtf:

[Faygo Kid]

24. Yeah, like Hillary wants to count Michigan, 380,000 to zero. Spare me.

What a joke. What an absolute joke. I spent 50 years in Michigan, so don't lecture me about the state. And don't lecture me about her ridiculous math.

Power above all. It ain't gonna happen.

[MoonRiver]

26. I thought we were talking about a FLORIDA U.S. Representative.

But like any good Obot, you just deflect attention away from the argument when losing. :thumbsdown:

[Faygo Kid]

28. You've lost. But what do you suggest about Michigan?

She says she has won the popular vote (screw those caucus states, I guess), and the only way she gets there is all her votes in Michigan and zero for Obama. Which is ridiculous, but I am sure it sounds fair to you.

OK, solve it for me. What's fair in Michigan?

[MoonRiver]

29. Michigan should have done a revote,

which would have been paid for by wealthy donors, if only, :eyes:, Obama had agreed. But alas, your messiah was so afraid he would lose that he chose to disenfranchise Michigan instead. That will come back to bite his sorry arse in November.

[Faygo Kid]

32. "Wealthy donors." Democracy in action.

Oh well, it will all be over in another week. But be of good cheer: At least she will still be younger in 2016 than McCain is now.

Look, "wealthy donors" supporting a single candidate and paying for an election isn't my idea of a good time. And I don't like the way things turned out in my home state, no matter what. But I am tired of throwing warheads at each other. I will be the first to curtsy if this weekend doesn't get ugly.

I fear it will, and I live just outside DC. I don't want us embarrassed. Any of us. But it's shaping up that way.

[Blondbostonian]

33. Enough

Clinton dind't want to count voters who switched over to the Republican primary to vote in the follow-up election. Obama said no.

IF you want to have a real argument, let's do it. Calling Obama the "Messiah" is a non-starter.

The facts are these:

Obama supporters are better educated, more successful making them better to understand more than talking points from a campaign.

[ShortnFiery]

30. Her arguments were so inane today that Tweety just made "a face" and moved on to the next guest.

:(

[grantcart]

34. What an idiot

[Moochy]

35. She Lies Not So Well

Chris Matthews: "very hard find to clarity here"

Yeah when she's kicking her feet and muddying the swamp water.

[BobbyVan]

36. Stay strong Debbie!

[2rth2pwr]

37. I didn't know this was a place to slam Democrats.