Don’t have any problems with this:
Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Democratic National Committee chairwoman, faced rising pressure to resign her position on Sunday after a hack into the party’s internal emails revealed she and top aides had actively attempted to undermine Senator Bernie Sanders’s presidential bid.
Ms. Wasserman Schultz, a Florida congresswoman, was meeting with advisers behind closed doors at a hotel here, a day before the party’s convention was set to begin.
Asked if Ms. Wasserman Schultz intended to resign, the D.N.C. communications director, Luis Miranda, said he would not comment on the record and swiftly got on an escalator.
A spokesman for Hillary Clinton’s campaign did not immediately respond to a request about whether her team was seeking the chairwoman’s resignation.
2016 Election PollsBut on the eve of Mrs. Clinton’s nominating convention, some prominent Democrats, including friends of the Clintons, have begun to openly call on Ms. Wasserman Schultz to step down and spare the party of a distraction this week.
“In politics, you need to not only to know when to draw your sword, but also when to fall on it,” said James Carville, a longtime friend and adviser to the Clintons.
Representative Debbie Dingell of Michigan was even more blunt: “She needs to resign before it gets worse.”
Ms. Wasserman Schultz has already been stripped of her speaking role at the convention, according to a senior Democratic official, and the daily job of gaveling the sessions in and out has been turned over to Representative Marcia Fudge of Ohio. The moves were taken by many in the party as a barely veiled signal that Mrs. Clinton’s campaign wanted Ms. Wasserman Schultz’s resignation.
I saw another story in which people were suggesting that Julian Castro could take over the position. What about Nina Turner?