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DWS Won't Condemn Hoffa Vitriolic Comments on Tea Party

Civility for thee but not for me.

DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz refused to condemn comments made over the weekend by General Teamster Union President Jimmy Hoffa this morning on Fox and Friends. Interestingly enough, DWS responded to Gretchen Carlson's question about whether Hoffa saying, "let's take these son of a bi*tches out (in reference to the tea party)," was inappropriate by saying we need to focus on job creation. Considering unions have been a key problem and barrier in creating new jobs with their ridiculous demands, DWS should have been quick to condemn Hoffa's comments, but her refusal to do so and her decision to avoid the question in her offical DNC response, can only mean that DWS is in approval of Hoffa's comments.

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