Deb Wasserman Drescher Schultz will likely not be The Nanny the chair of the DNC too terribly much longer.
And it’s interesting to notice, after two years of “War on Women” rhetoric (much of it put into the public arena by Wasserman Drescher Schultz herself), that the Democrats’ bench of (obligatory) female prospects to run the DNC is so very very shallow:
Here’s the reality: No matter the outcome for Democrats in November, Wasserman Schultz will likely be shown the door, with another woman to replace her. But, the list of possible replacements is a not-so-long list of two: Stephanie Schriock, who heads the Democratic women’s group EMILY’s List, and Stephanie Rawlings Blake, the mayor of Baltimore.
The world of politics still has a recruiting problem when it comes to women, and Wasserman Schultz is perhaps both a beneficiary and victim of that reality.
Looks like a certain party needs to start putting together binders and binders full of women…
Wasserman-Schultz was, I’ve read, hand-picked for her job by Biden.
Biden believes that she is an intelligent, sophisticated woman. Also, Hot-Hot-Hot!
He wants to take her for a drive. And it won’t just be Joe’s classic ’78 Trans-Am that has its top down, if y’know what I mean.
With the Nanny, I would turn down the sound and continue watching her. Her voice was grating, but hooyah! she was (and still is) hot.
With DWS, I turn off the TV and go seek out anti-nausea medication.
according to Blood Feud President Clinton was suppose to have been given some imput on who the chairman of the DNC was going to be. Obama apparently double crossed Bill because he thought Bill will be running the Democrats instead of Obama. I bet a lot of Democrats are wishing that Obama had listened to Bill so they could have a real person in charge.
Walter Hanson
Minneapolis, MN
I hope Blake gets it so I can have a mental image if Baltimore every time I speak of the Demicrat party…ugh, what a shithole.