The chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee
will not speak at her party’s convention in Philadelphia this week,
because of leaked emails that show the national party plotted in favor
of Hillary Clinton and against her rival candidates during the primary
process.
A hacker using the handle GUCCIFER 2.O released nearly 20,000 emails
to WikiLeaks, which then released them to the general public, many of
which show that the committee, chaired by Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, acted in concert to push the former secretary of state as the Democratic nominee.
The decision to not give Wasserman Schultz a major speaking role during the national convention came from a CNN source, a Democrat familiar with the decision, and was made in order “to keep the peace” in the party.
One particularity disgusting email suggested having “someone” ask
Sen. Bernie Sanders about his belief in God, on the premise that the
Vermont Independent is an atheist.
As a result, Wasserman Schultz’s role at the convention will be purely procedural, to “gavel in and gavel out.”
“She’s been quarantined,” another top Democratic source told CNN.
Reports have surfaced that Sanders’ supporters plan to disrupt
convention proceedings. Whether removing Wasserman Schultz from any
major speaking role will be enough to placate them remains to be seen.
The
whole of the democratic party needs to fade into the sunset! They will
do ANYTHING, fix votes, lie, cheat and steal to reach their agenda.
Doesn't suprise me at all,Democrates are
To remove first post, remove entire topic.
The chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee
will not speak at her party’s convention in Philadelphia this week,
because of leaked emails that show the national party plotted in favor
of Hillary Clinton and against her rival candidates during the primary
process.
A hacker using the handle GUCCIFER 2.O released nearly 20,000 emails
to WikiLeaks, which then released them to the general public, many of
which show that the committee, chaired by Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, acted in concert to push the former secretary of state as the Democratic nominee.
The decision to not give Wasserman Schultz a major speaking role during the national convention came from a CNN source, a Democrat familiar with the decision, and was made in order “to keep the peace” in the party.
One particularity disgusting email suggested having “someone” ask
Sen. Bernie Sanders about his belief in God, on the premise that the
Vermont Independent is an atheist.
As a result, Wasserman Schultz’s role at the convention will be purely procedural, to “gavel in and gavel out.”
“She’s been quarantined,” another top Democratic source told CNN.
Reports have surfaced that Sanders’ supporters plan to disrupt
convention proceedings. Whether removing Wasserman Schultz from any
major speaking role will be enough to placate them remains to be seen.