Debbie Wasserman-Schultz has abandoned her responsibilities to the Democratic Party.
Under her leadership, the Democratic Party has become increasingly corrupt and elitist, and this has shown in the vast reduction of governorships and senate/ congressional seats held by Dems since 2008.
Wasserman Schultz has tilted the scales of the Democratic Primary and refused to debate her primary challenger Tim Canova. These are not actions of a representative of the people. She is also working with Republicans to gut the Consumer Protections that regulate Pay Day Lenders.
Lastly, 80% of the DNC funds raised in 2006 were from contributions