Donna Brazile Urges Primaries For Dems Who Vote Against HCR

Donna Brazile Urges Primaries For Dems Who Vote Against HCR

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A leading Democratic consultant who serves in an official capacity with the Democratic National Committee has come out in favor of primary challenges to Democratic lawmakers who help kill the president’s health care bill.

Donna Brazile, who is the Vice Chair of Voter Registration and Participation at the DNC and a top-ranking strategist within the party, said on Monday that Democrats who “decide to defeat” the health care bill “deserve to get a primary challenge” in future elections.

The one-time Al Gore presidential campaign manager told the Huffington Post that while at home in Louisiana she had “decided to stop pretending that I will go back to support anyone not backing health reform.”

Brazile declined to elaborate, but made her view clear in a tweet she wrote shortly after President Barack Obama made an impassioned health care speech in Ohio on Monday.

DNC spokesman Hari Sevugan said that Brazile’s call to support primary candidates for Democrats who vote against health care was not committee policy. Indeed, as former DNC Chair Howard Dean noted to the Huffington Post, the committee is prohibited under its bylaws from “being involved in a primary challenge.”

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Donna Brazile Urges Primaries For Dems Who Vote Against Health Care Reform.

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