DNC faces questions of relevancy in wake of Ken Martin’s scandals
“But running the DNC in a presidential cycle has a special type of process power. The Democratic Senatorial Congressional Committee had $41 million cash on hand at the end of June, and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee had $79 million cash on hand.Many of the calls for Martin to step down have been loudest from outside Democrats, who cannot remove him. Sam Liccardo (D-CA) called for his resignation on social media.
- ▪“But running the DNC in a presidential cycle has a special type of process power.
- ▪The Democratic Senatorial Congressional Committee had $41 million cash on hand at the end of June, and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee had $79 million cash on hand.Many of the calls for Martin to step down have been loudest
- ▪Sam Liccardo (D-CA) called for his resignation on social media.
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The Democratic National Committee is confronting a renewed credibility crisis under Chairman Ken Martin as financial struggles, management controversies, and questions about the committee’s influence fuel calls from outside Democrats for new leadership.Democrats outside the DNC have grown louder in their calls for Martin to step down, while renewed fights over the party’s direction have also prompted broader questions about the committee’s relevance. Recommended Stories DNC faces questions of relevancy in wake of Ken Martin’s scandals House starts its August recess and kicks off crucial campaign stretch Joe Manchin is launching a new independent network “We are in an era of weak parties and strong factions, so people do not look to the DNC to lead on most aspects of partisan politics,”…
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