2016 Postmortem

NYCButterfinger

(755 posts) Sat Aug 29, 2015, 09:09 PM Aug 2015

The next chair of the Democratic National Committee

Is there any Democrat that you know of that can be a far better and effective chair for the Democratic National Committee after 2016, regardless of if the Democrats hold the presidency, regain the Senate?

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The next chair of the Democratic National Committee (Original Post) NYCButterfinger Aug 2015 OP

Is there anyone that would worry you? daleanime Aug 2015 #1

Paul Davis, the former KS Democratic gubernatorial nominee in 2014 NYCButterfinger Aug 2015 #4

How can you be sure that Davis lost? Stevepol Aug 2015 #15

Dr. Dean rurallib Aug 2015 #2

+1 Lorien Aug 2015 #5

Skinner? RobertEarl Aug 2015 #3

Do you think.... daleanime Aug 2015 #6

I don't know RobertEarl Aug 2015 #9

Both... daleanime Aug 2015 #10

He's working for SECSTATE Clinton right now. MADem Aug 2015 #12

Jon Stewart. n/t Aerows Aug 2015 #7

Moving against the Iran resolution sealed it for me. oldandhappy Aug 2015 #8

To answer this question, you would need an understanding of what the DNC Chair does... brooklynite Aug 2015 #11

+1,000,000! nt MADem Aug 2015 #13

Yeah ...so many know that DWS was elected to the position. L0oniX Aug 2015 #14

Yea, it does do that. LMAO! leftofcool Aug 2015 #16

+ 1,000,000,000,000 eom MohRokTah Aug 2015 #18

The Democratic president will have a lot of say in who is DNC chair. MohRokTah Aug 2015 #17

Gavin Newsom. Warren DeMontague Aug 2015 #19

daleanime

(17,796 posts)

1. Is there anyone that would worry you?

Reply to NYCButterfinger (Original post)

Sat Aug 29, 2015, 09:11 PM

Aug 2015

There's plenty of room for improvement.

NYCButterfinger

(755 posts)

4. Paul Davis, the former KS Democratic gubernatorial nominee in 2014

Reply to daleanime (Reply #1)

Sat Aug 29, 2015, 09:15 PM

Aug 2015

He lost to Brownback in which should have been a easy win, but he stayed competitive in a red state, Davis can show Democrats how to win in rural states like Kansas, Oklahoma, etc. again in 2018.

Stevepol

(4,234 posts)

15. How can you be sure that Davis lost?

Reply to NYCButterfinger (Reply #4)

Sat Aug 29, 2015, 10:39 PM

Aug 2015

The vote in KS, as we are finding out because of Clarkson's law suit, is basically UNVERIFIABLE, which means that there's really no way to know whether Davis won or lost. He might have won. He also might have lost. It can't be proven one way or the other without a means of verifying the vote. This is true all over the country. We have a faith-based cyber democracy and nothing more.

VERIFY THE VOTE!!!