Debbie Wasserman Schultz News

At the end of 2013, Democratic representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz had some nasty words for yours truly.

Earlier today, I wrote a piece on how national party committees are facing unprecedented challenges to retain their relevance .

'All I could visualize, to be perfectly honest, was being a teacher, a social worker and a secretary,' said Rep. Susan A. Davis , D-Calif.

Liberal heads have been exploding ever since Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., cut off Democratic Rep. Elijah Cummings's microphone after he adjourned a hearing where Lois Lerner once again invoked the Fifth Amendment.

Four years after President Barack Obama signed his federal health-care bill into law, Congress continues to battle over it with the Florida delegation divided on party lines.

Classy as always. And completely wrong-headed as usual. Less than three months into 2014, how's dutiful Debbie and her Dear Leader's pet government-takeover program doing? The most recent retreat measures include: Allowing insurers for two extra years to continue selling plans that otherwise would have been banned by Obamacare.

When an unpopular president comes to town, politicians have a choice: get the good suit pressed and polish the dress shoes - or slip on a pair of sneakers and run as far away as possible.

Well, it turns out that there's a grammar problem with that sentence, and being a Grammar Nazi we can't let that lie.

Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz compared Rep. Darrell Issa's behavior at a hearing Wednesday to oppression in Ukraine and Venezuela, accusing him of silencing opposition.

There's a "growing crescendo" to hold retired IRS official Lois Lerner in contempt of Congress for her repeated refusal to testify about the tax agency's targeted scrutiny of tea party groups, one House Oversight Committee member said Wednesday.

Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett has notified the Democratic National Committee that it will not bid on the 2016 Democratic National Convention.

Democrats are confident their tech and data tools will help them gain some ground on the GOP's edge in the midterm elections.

A vigil is being held in Miami Monday night for Venezuela, as a group of South Florida lawmakers met with local Hispanic leaders to discuss the ongoing crisis in the country At a press conference hosted by Doral Councilwoman Bettina Rodriguez Aguilera, students of all nationalities called on their countries' presidents to support Venezuela as ... (more)

President Barack Obama's administration is considering imposing sanctions on Venezuelan officials culpable in that nation's repression and who travel to and hold bank accounts in the United States, U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz said Monday.

After snubbing the 2012 Democratic National Convention, labor leaders are this year pledging a flood of cash and volunteers for the party's U.S. Senate candidates -- and getting plenty in return.

Democrats and Republicans are taking plenty of shots at each other as they try to make themselves look good and sway the state's critical Hispanic voting population.

President Barack Obama, center, goes to give Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, D-Fla., left, a hug as Democratic strategist Donna Brazile watches at right.

U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., talks to Local 10's Christina Vazquez about the ongoing violence in Venezuela.

The Miami area hasn't held a presidential nominating convention since both the Democratic and Republican parties held their conventions in the Miami Beach convention center back in 1972.

New Hampshire had several visits from out-of-state U.S. Congressmen last month. Reps.