To: President Donald Trump
Let's Help Tim Canova Unseat Debra Wasserman Shultz
Someone has finally stepped up to the plate to unseat Debra Wasserman Shultz. His name is Tim Canova and you can learn more about him at his site: timcanova.com. Tim is just as disgusted with DWS and her refusal to listen to her constituents in the Democratic Party as we are.
But we can't wait until the next election to unseat her, because by that time she will have already handed the nomination, by whatever diabolical means necessary over to her friend and fellow Wall Streeter, Hillary Clinton. We can't let that happen.
WE THE PEOPLE therefore demand that President Obama, as leader of the "currently unrecognizable" Democratic Party to Tim Canova. We trust that Mr. Canova WILL, unlike Ms. Wasserman Shultz, listen to the people of the Democratic Party and act on their behalf.
But we can't wait until the next election to unseat her, because by that time she will have already handed the nomination, by whatever diabolical means necessary over to her friend and fellow Wall Streeter, Hillary Clinton. We can't let that happen.
WE THE PEOPLE therefore demand that President Obama, as leader of the "currently unrecognizable" Democratic Party to Tim Canova. We trust that Mr. Canova WILL, unlike Ms. Wasserman Shultz, listen to the people of the Democratic Party and act on their behalf.
Why is this important?
The current chair of the Democratic Party is not only ignoring the people who have been long-time members of the party, but she is also failing to even discuss her intentions with her own co-chairs. The rank and file of the Democratic Party may well fail to show up to vote which could result in the next presidential election going to the GOP. Don't wait and see if that happens. Take action now to remove her since she refuses the hundreds of thousands of requests and petitions for her to step down. Leaving Debra Wasserman Shultz continue to serve as Chair of the DNC is the biggest threat to returning any valuable democratic leaders to not only the House, but also the Senate and the Presidency.