With emails being leaked, a chair stepping down and the party in turmoil all coming on the week of their convention, what will it take for the DNC to survive?
Now that we have found out at least one precincts counts were altered at the caucuses Monday night, it's time for the DNC to step in.
While we were all focusing on who accessed what data and did what with it, the DNC was orchestrating a perfect cover-up that no one has talked about.
While a lot of attention has been given to what Bernie Sanders campaign has gone through since the news of the DNC data breach, very little has been given to what the actual Democratic voters should be thinking.
With news that the Sanders campaign has been suspended from accessing vital voter information from the DNC, it's time to look into the real culprit of the scandal.
If Robert Gibbs becomes the head of the DNC, then wouldn’t he be taking the most professional job on the left?
The DNC is rolling out a new ad for financial reform and it provides a nice reminder of how informed the Republicans are when it comes to economic matters, especially John McCain.
The DNC raised over $13 million in March as compared to the RNC raising $11.4 million. That’s not good news for the RNC’s top fundraiser, Michael Steele. And these numbers are pre-bondagegate. I got a feeling April will be much worse for Steele.
Here is an interesting fact the internet has pulled up. On December 28, 2009, President Obama made his first public comments about the attempted bombing on Christmas day – 3 days after the incident. On December 28, 2001, President Bush made his first public comments about Richard Reid’s failed bombing attempt. That was 7 days […]
The DNC Change Commission has been working on changes to the way the DNC handles primaries and it looks like the super delegates could end up losing their vote: The Commission spent most of the meeting discussing the future role of automatic unpledged delegates (super delegates). It discussed several approaches, but the final recommendation won’t […]