Dear Debbie WS. Are you going to "stamp feet" if a party breaks DNC rules?

madfloridian

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Tue Apr-05-11 05:26 PM
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Dear Debbie WS. Are you going to "stamp feet" if a party breaks DNC rules?

Edited on Tue Apr-05-11 05:27 PM by madfloridian

Heh heh heh, I remember when she went on TV and ridiculed Howard Dean for insisting the parties obey the rules of the DNC.

I remember it well. Video from CNN at the link. What will she do if states move their primaries?

Wasserman Schultz about Dean. "stamp feet and insist that rules were broken"

From August 2008

She mocks Howard Dean's insistence on rules being followed. Right after Suzanne Malveaux shows a clip of Dean talking about how it is his job to see that rules are followed Debbie WS uses the words "stamp feet and insist that rules were broken."

She also in the video talked of Florida's "raw nerves." Yeh, a lot of us had a lot of raw nerves about then. She said all the talk about the "rules" were counter productive.

I will be watching to see in case someone tries to move up their primary again. Heard they might try it in Florida again. Me, I don't care when it is....but I want consistency.

And I want to remind her that if you are chairperson of the party..you do NOT support the Republican candidates in your area.

Wasserman Schultz and Kendrick Meek...you reap what you sow when you don't support your own.

Republican uses his Democratic friends while campaigning in a church.

Attention in the camps of Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Kendrick Meek. This is what you get from your failure to be fully on board the campaigns of your Democratic colleagues. Your Republican incumbent friends will use your names – your Democratic names – in their desperate attempts to fend off strong electoral challenges.

...."He doesn’t say he is endorsed by Wasserman Schultz and Meek, but he says – untruthfully, but what the heck – that they’re not supporting his opponent, Joe Garcia. And it’s because they are his “dear friends.” And “I work with them.” They are his “colleagues.”

And, he says, they’re “getting a lot of criticism” for this. Who’s criticizing? He says with a deprecating gesture that “some groups” are doing it. Hey, bloggers. He’s talking about us. This blog. DailyKos. We are his “some groups.”

Here is part of a rough transcript he has put up.

"… who are dear friends. Who are getting a lot of criticism by some groups because they are not from the party that I'm in. And yet they refuse to help my opponent. Not that my opponent may not be a good guy, or (inaudible) on the issues. Because I work with them. These two colleagues are, one of them is Debbie Wasserman Schultz, from north part, center part, actually like Broward and above. The other is our own Kendrick Meek."

You will make a great DNC chairman. Just remember your job now is to fulfill the wishes of the president.

And that is exactly the reason Howard Dean would not have taken the job if he had been asked on bended knee. He said it was too political when there was a Democratic president.

I remember we won in 2006 and 2008. We did not win in 2010.

There's a message of some kind there, don't you think?