Notes from the Road: Stronger Together, Forward Together 0
There’s a joyful noise in Utah, Democrats. I heard it myself this week in Salt Lake City, where the DNC’s Forward Together Bus Tour rolled in to hear from voters in one of this election’s many new swing states. As our staff have traveled the country, driving voters to the polls, getting them registered, and […]
Read MoreWin or Lose, Election Results Are Sacred 0
When Donald Trump suggested at the final presidential debate this year that he may not accept the results of the election, he took the first step down a dangerous path. I’ve worked on and advised dozens of Democratic campaigns, and I’ve been involved in every presidential election since 1976. I know what it’s like to […]
Read MoreDNC Statement on National Hispanic Heritage Month 0
WASHINGTON – DNC Interim Chair Donna Brazile and DNC Hispanic Caucus Chair Iris Martinez issued the following statement on National Hispanic Heritage Month, which begins today: “The Democratic Party is proud to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month along with the millions of Hispanic Americans who live, work, play and pray in our nation. American history is […]
Read MoreDNC Chair Statement on Anniversary of September 11, 2001 0
WASHINGTON – DNC Interim Chair Donna Brazile issued the following statement commemorating the 15th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks: “Fifteen years ago, nearly three thousand lives were taken from us in the September 11 terrorist attacks. As we commemorate the lives of those lost, as we hold their families in our thoughts and prayers, […]
Read MoreDNC Interim Chair Donna Brazile Statement on the 53rd Anniversary of the March on Washington 0
WASHINGTON – DNC Interim Chair Donna Brazile issued the following statement: “I was eight years old when the news spread through my community that Dr. King had been assassinated. When it happened, my grandmother told me and my siblings that when we mourned the deceased, we also had to pray. She told us to pray for him […]
Read MoreDNC Joint Statement on Labor Day 0
WASHINGTON – DNC Interim Chair Donna Brazile and Vice Chair Maria Elena Durazo issued the following statement: “The men and women of the American labor movement sacrificed, organized, even bled and died fighting for the simple idea that workers have rights; that a hard day’s work should be rewarded with a fair day’s pay; and […]
Read MoreDNC Chair Statement on a Strong August Jobs Report 0
WASHINGTON – DNC Interim Chair Donna Brazile released the following statement in response to the August jobs report, which showed 151,000 new jobs created and the unemployment rate at 4.9 percent: “Today’s strong jobs report is further proof that Democratic leadership in the White House is the right choice to keep our economy growing. We must elect Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine to build on the progress […]
Read MoreDNC Statement on Supreme Court Upholding Voting Rights in North Carolina 0
DNC Interim Chair Donna Brazile issued the following statement: “The Supreme Court’s refusal yesterday to overturn a lower court ruling in North Carolina was a major victory for voting rights. Voting should be easy for eligible voters. Thanks to a concerted effort led by Democrats, who believe in increasing participation and voter turnout, efforts to […]
Read MoreDNC Chair Brazile: Secretary Clinton Will Elevate the Conversation 0
Today on ABC “This Week,” Interim DNC Chair Donna Brazile discussed Secretary Clinton’s history fighting for all Americans. Brazile said of Secretary Clinton, “this is a woman who has shown over and over again in her career that she will elevate this conversation but, more importantly, she will get things done so all Americans can […]
Read MoreTrump’s pitch to blacks is deluded 0
Forsake a party that has welcomed us, given us voice and advanced our interests? For him? Dream on. “Look at how much African-American communities have suffered under Democratic control. To those I say the following: what do you have to lose by trying something new like Trump?”— Donald Trump in Dimondale, Mich. Population 92.7% white, 0.7% African American as of […]
Read More