Raging DNC boss Ken Martin threw phone at aide’s desk as committee forced to put up HQ as loan collateral: report
Politics Raging DNC boss Ken Martin threw phone at aide’s desk as committee forced to put up HQ as loan collateral: report By Ryan King Published July 26, 2026, 3:07 p.m. Add The New York Post on Google The Democratic National Committee chairman furiously threw his phone at the desk of an aide in a fit of rage earlier this month as he deals with mounting pressure over the DNC’s financial woes, the New York Times reported. Martin’s angry outburst prompted a complaint from the junior staffer to human resources, which met with the DNC boss to discuss his conduct.
- ▪Politics Raging DNC boss Ken Martin threw phone at aide’s desk as committee forced to put up HQ as loan collateral: report By Ryan King Published July 26, 2026, 3:07 p.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google The Democratic National Committee chairman furiously threw his phone at the desk of an aide in a fit of rage earlier this month as he deals with mounting pressure over the DNC’s financial woes, the New York T
- ▪Martin’s angry outburst prompted a complaint from the junior staffer to human resources, which met with the DNC boss to discuss his conduct.
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