It’s just been announced that Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz will be taking the helm at the Democratic National Committee.

President Barack Obama chose the four-term lawmaker from South Florida to succeed Tim Kaine, who earlier Tuesday announced he would seek a Senate seat in Virginia. The move elevates Wasserman Schultz to a crucial role as Obama looks toward a re-election campaign that will use the DNC to define his likely Republican rivals.

The officials discussed the Wasserman Schultz decision on the condition of anonymity because the announcement was not yet public. Officials said Vice President Joe Biden would announce the news in an e-mail to supporters Tuesday evening.

Here she is. Come to your own conclusions.

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2 Comments

  1. Alex says:

    Lawmaker from Florida… hmm. Virginians finally got rid of Kaine AND started back on the right track by coming to their senses in November. Can’t the DNC just keep him? After all, he did such a great job for us republicans there.

  2. Mustango says:

    Wasserman-Schultz’s prior claim to fame was heading up the DCCC Incumbent Retention Program for the 2010 election cycle.

    http://dccc.org/newsroom/entry/debbie_wasserman_schultz_to_head_incumbent_retention_effort

    Rush’s thesis about failure being a prerequisite for advancement in the Democrat party is so on-the-nose it’s scary.

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