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Hillary supporters going to comment?
The amount of defense to such an undeserving person leads me to believe it's closer to obedience as opposed to loyalty. These are bad people.
bravesnumberone
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The person who on the same page said Trump is always right is going to preach to others obedience.
DNC asks for money. HRC campaign legally gives DNC money in exchange for right to control message. I fail to see where this is her fault. The DNC did a really dumb thing and fortunately has since cleaned house.
bravesnumberone
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But she's not the party with the responsibility to maintain a fair and unbiased primary race. The DNC is, and they failed at that.
Guilty of what, though? Nothing that was done was illegal. I guess she was guilty of being unfair to Bernie?
57Brave
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Report:
Clinton-DNC deal revealed in memo
© Greg Nash
A memo detailing the agreement between the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and Hillary Clinton in 2016 has been revealed amid claims that Clinton was given improper influence over the committee's finances and staffing before earning the party's nomination for president.
Former DNC interim chairwoman Donna Brazile said this week in an excerpt from her upcoming book that the agreement was "unethical" and harmed Sen. Bernie Sanders's (I-Vt.) chances against Clinton in the Democratic primary.
Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook signed the agreement on Aug. 26, 2016 with DNC CEO Amy Dacey, allowing the Hillary For America (HFA) campaign and its joint fundraising apparatus with the DNC to help repay the party's $24 million debt through a monthly allowance.
Brazile pointed out that Hillary's victory fund was not yet supposed to be intertwined with DNC finances, before she won the primary. HFA, Brazile said, would divide funds between the campaign and a number of state parties involved in the agreement and giving the rest to the national committee.
The memo, revealed Friday by NBC News, said that "HFA personnel will be consulted and have joint authority over strategic decisions over the staffing, budget, expenditures, and general election related communications, data, technology, analytics, and research."
The agreement was not necessarily exclusive to the Clinton campaign, it said, and remained open to signing agreements with others for advisement on fundraising, research and staffing. It was intended only to be used in the general election.
"Nothing in this agreement shall be construed to violate the DNC's obligation of impartiality and neutrality through the Nominating process," the memo says. "All activities performed under this agreement will be focused exclusively on preparations for the General Election and not the Democratic Primary."
"Further we understand you may enter into similar agreements with other candidates," it added.
Clinton-DNC deal revealed in memo
© Greg Nash
A memo detailing the agreement between the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and Hillary Clinton in 2016 has been revealed amid claims that Clinton was given improper influence over the committee's finances and staffing before earning the party's nomination for president.
Former DNC interim chairwoman Donna Brazile said this week in an excerpt from her upcoming book that the agreement was "unethical" and harmed Sen. Bernie Sanders's (I-Vt.) chances against Clinton in the Democratic primary.
Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook signed the agreement on Aug. 26, 2016 with DNC CEO Amy Dacey, allowing the Hillary For America (HFA) campaign and its joint fundraising apparatus with the DNC to help repay the party's $24 million debt through a monthly allowance.
Brazile pointed out that Hillary's victory fund was not yet supposed to be intertwined with DNC finances, before she won the primary. HFA, Brazile said, would divide funds between the campaign and a number of state parties involved in the agreement and giving the rest to the national committee.
The memo, revealed Friday by NBC News, said that "HFA personnel will be consulted and have joint authority over strategic decisions over the staffing, budget, expenditures, and general election related communications, data, technology, analytics, and research."
The agreement was not necessarily exclusive to the Clinton campaign, it said, and remained open to signing agreements with others for advisement on fundraising, research and staffing. It was intended only to be used in the general election.
"Nothing in this agreement shall be construed to violate the DNC's obligation of impartiality and neutrality through the Nominating process," the memo says. "All activities performed under this agreement will be focused exclusively on preparations for the General Election and not the Democratic Primary."
"Further we understand you may enter into similar agreements with other candidates," it added.
57Brave
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Quit listening to Russian bots