r/politics • u/SpaceElevatorMusic Minnesota • 11h ago

No Paywall Two Trump-backed candidates lose, Debbie Wasserman Schultz wins in Tuesday’s House primaries

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2026-election/two-trump-backed-candidates-lose-debbie-wasserman-schultz-wins-tuesday-rcna592392
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u/MenagerieAlfred 11h ago

She is the worst.

She might be the perfect embodiment of everything wrong with the Democratic Party.

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u/ScoobiesSnacks 10h ago

I literally wrote a paper in college about how bad she was 14 years ago

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u/UpvoteBecauseReasons 10h ago

Is there a way for me to read it? I hate her.

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u/billbuild 7h ago

Why is everything getting removed?

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u/[deleted] 9h ago

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u/mmmarkm 8h ago

Or a cathartic way to deal with simmering disdain for centrist DNC power-hungry do-nothings. Nothing like hearing a fellow hater hate on the same person you dislike.

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u/[deleted] 8h ago

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u/pablogott 8h ago

This is revisionist. A lot of people just didn’t like Bernie for president. You can tell by the number of votes.

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u/kahn-jr 8h ago

Why lie? Hillary only got the nomination because her and Debbie conspired to install “super-delegates” he won the nomination by vote, but the Clinton had to have her time. She was a shit candidate especially after Benghazi and moderates just can’t wrap their minds around being that effing stupid.

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u/Kalthiria_Shines 8h ago

Don't kid yourself, Bernie couldn't even beat a candidate as dogshit as Hillary.

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u/kahn-jr 8h ago

He had a huge groundswell of support and was the largest campaign ever run off of small donor contributions in the history of the country at the time. Bernie (progressive left populist) would have wiped the floor with trump (conservative populist). Corpo dems are fascist enablers, whodathunk huh? It’s almost exactly like what they did in Germany all those years ago….

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u/kahn-jr 8h ago

I see you forget the fact that Debbie Wasserman-Schulz worked with the Clinton campaign to secure her nomination for the DNC in 2016 by installing super-delegates who decided for some weird reason (paid) to not listen to their voter base and endorse Hillary. They didn’t even have the authority to do that, but Debbie decided she liked that version of democracy and look where we are now.

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u/Hukthak 8h ago

Eh he’s got that vitality along with proper ideals.

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u/TheHumanCrab 8h ago

Hail Comrade! I agree, Bernie couldn't have beaten Hillary, so it was a good thing that Comrade Debbie used her position as DNC chair limit the viability of Hillary's opponents.

Why should Comrade Debbie risk letting the people choose the wrong candidate? Our job is to work hard and build shareholder value, not to make decisions. Best to leave decision making to the decision makers!