DWS should withdraw for re-election, focus on her job at the DNC.

[Ken Burch]

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If she did that, a lot of problems would be solved.

In the future, the DNC should require any elected politician seeking its chairmynship to relinquish her or his elected office if chosen as DNC chair, since the job is full-time and clearly can't be done by someone serving in full-time elected office at the same time.

And there's no downside.

[hrmjustin]

1. What if her constituents want her?

[Ken Burch]

4. Then she should stop chairing the DNC and focus on serving THEM.

Clearly, the current situation proves a person can't do both jobs at once. Chairing the DNC is full-time work in and of itself.

[Trust Buster]

2. I don't really think that she's interested in your opinion. The voters of her district in Florida

will make that decision. Isn't that what you Sanders supporters keep saying ? Let all the voting take place first ? Or do you Sanders people think you have special priviledges that don't apply to the rest of us ?

[saltpoint]

3. I guess if voters in her district

return her to the Congress, they return her to the Congress.

She does Democrats across the country no favors as DNC Chair. She could be said to be a better politician than she is a Democrat. At the very least, her brand of Democrat seems to be a fainter shade of blue than many other Democrats.

[Dont call me Shirley]

5. Not many problems would be solved by her withdrawing from her re-election. She would still

lose massive amounts of elections because of her strategy. It's her losing strategy.

[backscatter712]

6. I'm all for primarying her ass...

Losing her primary would almost certainly force her resignation from the DNC. Can't have the DNC being led by someone who loses her seat to someone in her own party...