ColonelAngus
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz: Irrelevance Is Her New Reality
It couldn't have happened to a more deserving corrupt BITCH than DWS.
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Going into the next Congress, Wasserman Schultz will have to restore a mountain of lost faith in her usefulness to the party and its values. The disgraced DNC chair threw softballs to Hillary Clinton, curveballs to Bernie Sanders and struck out with virtually everyone else. The only thing she salvaged was reelection to her House seat.
"When she returns to the House, Debbie will be the loneliest congresswoman in Washington," a former congressional aide told Sunshine State News.
She won't be the leading Democrat on any committee, won't be trusted with a party confidence that rises above water cooler gossip, plain won't have a reason to draw a crowd.
The aide, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Sunday, "Hillary Clinton’s performance-enhancing steroids were Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Donna Brazile, and an army of Clinton partisans more than willing to forgo their autonomy as journalists, as long as they propelled Clinton’s candidacy. Nobody ever will forget that. History won't forget it."
It couldn't have happened to a more deserving corrupt BITCH than DWS.
.
.
.
.
Going into the next Congress, Wasserman Schultz will have to restore a mountain of lost faith in her usefulness to the party and its values. The disgraced DNC chair threw softballs to Hillary Clinton, curveballs to Bernie Sanders and struck out with virtually everyone else. The only thing she salvaged was reelection to her House seat.
"When she returns to the House, Debbie will be the loneliest congresswoman in Washington," a former congressional aide told Sunshine State News.
She won't be the leading Democrat on any committee, won't be trusted with a party confidence that rises above water cooler gossip, plain won't have a reason to draw a crowd.
The aide, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Sunday, "Hillary Clinton’s performance-enhancing steroids were Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Donna Brazile, and an army of Clinton partisans more than willing to forgo their autonomy as journalists, as long as they propelled Clinton’s candidacy. Nobody ever will forget that. History won't forget it."
