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  2. More specifically Weingarten’s resignation appears to involve a more personal reason — DNC Chair Ken Martin removed Weingarten from an important committee:
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    According to the Times, neither Weingarten nor Saunders supported Martin in the DNC chairmanship race earlier this year. Instead, they backed his opponent, Ben Wikler, chair of the Wisconsin Democratic Party. After securing the position, Martin removed Weingarten from the DNC’s powerful Rules and Bylaws Committee, which oversees the calendar and procedures for the party’s presidential nominating process.

    https://legalinsurrection.com/2025/06/dnc-chair-thought-david-hoggs-departure-would-end-his-woes-but-another-shoe-just-dropped/
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    Ken Martin is a curious leader. According to one report I read, Martin was reduced to tears more than once while complaining how hard David Hogg was making Martin’s job. Sad!

  3. Twitchy had some interesting information.
    No wonder the Democrats did exactly what Weingarten wanted during COVID, kids be damned in their view (but they are the ones who will actually suffer that consequence).

    https://twitchy.com/samj/2025/06/16/randi-weingarten-dnc-n2414311

    Note, this editor had no idea the president of one of the largest teachers’ unions in the country had a position with the DNC in the first place. How was this not a complete and total conflict of interest?

    Why did the teachers union president have a position at the Democratic National Committee in the first place? pic.twitter.com/rkV0KMiUvP

    — Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist (@DeAngelisCorey) June 15, 2025
    Good question.

    Oh, and then here’s one of the obvious answers:

    campaign contributions from the American Federation of Teachers to Democrats:

    1994: 99.4%
    1996: 99.1%
    1998: 98.9%
    2000: 99.2%
    2002: 99.3%
    2004: 98.0%
    2006: 99.1%
    2008: 99.1%
    2010: 99.4%
    2012: 99.4%
    2014: 99.0%
    2016: 99.7%
    2018: 99.8%
    2020: 99.6%
    2022: 99.97%

    money laundering.

    — Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist (@DeAngelisCorey) June 15, 2025
    Bingo.

    When you see it like this, everything that’s been wrong with public education just starts to align, you know?

    “Why did the teachers union president have a position at the Democratic National Committee in the first place?”

    Because she paid for it.

    — Jack Bauer after dark ???? (@JackBauerAD) June 15, 2025
    It should be noted that Weingarten isn’t a teacher.

    She’s a lawyer.

    — AmishDude (@TheAmishDude) June 16, 2025
    That explains so much.

  4. I believe it was during a telephone conference call with Gov. Jerry Brown during his last term or two in office where he was caught on a hot mic that he believed had been muted. He says something to the effect, “Of course, we’re going to do whatever the California teacher’s union wants us to do.”

    The CA teacher’s union effectively owns the Democrat party there. It strikes as somewhat irrelevant whether Randi is on the DNC or not. She no doubt has an ownership position there. At least if she is on the committee, then there is a tiny element of transparency. Although, it’s not that transparent if almost nobody knows it.

  5. Thats an Airplane reference btw

    The founder of the uft al shanker was named checked by woody allen in sleeper

    But where would randy go the workers party that might as well be a cipher even in gotham well they might support someone like mamdani who is the wrong answer to every question

  6. AesopFan quotes Twitchy:

    — Jack Bauer after dark ???? (@JackBauerAD) June 15, 2025
    It should be noted that Weingarten isn’t a teacher.

    She’s a lawyer.

    — AmishDude (@TheAmishDude) June 16, 2025
    That explains so much.

    While Randi Weingarten is an attorney, she has also spent six years teaching.
    Wiki: Randi Weingarten.

    From 1991 to 1997 she taught at Clara Barton High School in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. The classes she taught included Law, Ethical Issues in Medicine, AP Political Science, and US History and Government.[8] Weingarten was one of two coaches for the school’s team for the 1995 We the People civics competition. The team won the New York State championship and moved on to the national championship where they finished in 4th place.[9]

  7. Thanks Sophie — most of my best ever job leads have come from someone’s Blogspot.

  8. Has Randi Weingarten ever in her life had any redeeming features?

    She claims, without evidence, that her mother loved her.

  9. The gal who was the running mate to charlie cheetah when he ran against desantis second time around was head of the dade teachers union a lefty of colombian roots (she was soundly defeated)

  10. @ Gringo – obviously she didn’t learn much about ethics or civics.
    That may be why she moved into law.

  11. @ Huxley: “… Martin was reduced to tears more than once while complaining how hard David Hogg was making Martin’s job. Sad!”

    I presume we really do want the DNC and the Dem Party to be reduced to babbling incompetence, losing members and voters as they careen further Left – if that is even possible.
    But at some point, if we are going to actually address our horrendous debt/deficit situation, we are probably going to need some reasonable and responsible folks in the Dem Party to reach across the aisle for help in making the hard choices necessary with our very divided citizenry.
    A LOT of rice bowls will need to be reduced or broken, although pain and sacrifice can be “hidden” by inflation – except too many people recognize that “solution” is also not a real one.

    Right now I agree with Physicsguy that we want to go Conon the Barbarian on them, but someday we will need an Appomattox on this (still) cold civil war.

  12. I’m leaving one of “Sophie’s” spam comments up, in order to have the reactions still make sense.

    But I’m in awe of “Sophie,” one of the few remaining clever spambots. The spam filter is pretty darn good at filtering out about 100 spam comments a day here. But “Sophie” has somehow eluded it – so far.

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