DWS wants to get rid of caucuses, will be leaving the chairmanship soon

[pho]

Michael Tate looks like he's a dark horse potential chair. Rahm Emanuel seems like the front runner.

I don't see Rahm Emanuel getting a high profile position in the party after the mess with the Chicago PD. Not while the Democrats are doubling down on identity politics and courting BLM.

[Bojack Horseman]

She must have seen the handwriting on the wall. I wonder who's next in line.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

1. Good
2. Good

[NerdyBohemian]

Two great statements.

[Gog]

I am very happy. 50 state stratagy reborn here we come!

[Kingpoleon]

Michael Tate looks like he's a dark horse potential chair. Rahm Emanuel seems like the front runner.

Ugh. What's the point even then?

Rahm, for all of his many, many, many, many faults, was an amazing DCCC chair.

He fought Howard Dean on the "fifty state strategy." Other than that, yeah, he was basically perfect, but that was a major flaw.

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Yeah. Howard Dean was a great chairman, but his successors, not so much.

[Bigby]

Looks like the Democrats are wising up. Now if only the GOP got rid of caucuses too (and their Chairman. Priebus looks like a sad dough boy to me.)

[RightBehind]

I wish she stepped down a year ago.

[Higgs]

Take her coat

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I wish she stepped down a year ago.

Even before this election cycle, nobody should have ever supported DWS.

[RaphaelDLG]

Ding dong, the witch is dead going to go make millions of dollars in a lucrative lobbying career

[Thunderbird is the word]

Good riddance.

Anybody who claims she was a good chairwoman is dead wrong; she was in charge during 2014.

Thank God.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Looks like the Democrats are wising up. Now if only the GOP got rid of caucuses too (and their Chairman. Priebus looks like a sad dough boy to me.)

The Democrats aren't going to get rid of caucuses. All that happened is she said in an interview with some site that'd she prefer if every state had a primary. No indication she'd actually push for that, much less accomplish it.