Democratic National Committee Chairman, Tim Kaine, Resigns To Run For Senate, To Be Replaced By Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz Of Florida.
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) is expected to be named chair of the Democratic National Committee later Tuesday, top Democratic sources said. Wasserman Schultz was chosen for her strength as a fund-raiser and as a television messenger, and for her clout in the crucial swing state of Florida, the sources said. She will succeed Tim Kaine, who announced earlier Tuesday that he will run for U.S. Senate from Virginia. The final choice, made by President Barack Obama, came down to her and former Ohio governor Ted Strickland, the sources told our friends at Politico.
Editor's comment: I must say, short of Hillary Clint, Mrs. Schultz is an EXCELLENT choice for the position. I suppose one can rightly say that ANYONE is better than Tim Kaine for Democrats.
Labels: Democratism, Politics
posted by KYJurisDoctor at 5:42 PM
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She seems to be a good choice; I just hope she’s not a disappointment like Kaine and Obama have been. Everybody is saying that nobody can defeat Obama, but I think that the 2010 elections show that if he continues to be a Republican who ran as a Democrat because he understood it was the only way he could ever become president, he will make the Democratic party loose again. I hope a real progressive comes out and challenges this man or else, we are going to loose! I hear so many people say that it will be a cold day in hell before they vote for this man again. I’m one of them! I hope Debbie can be more proactive in giving a voice to the real Democratic side of the Democratic Party. Good luck to her! God knows we all need it!
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