is it time to start a 'Draft McAulliffe Out' movement?

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

yesterday's the final straw. this guy is an inept bungler

and his global crossing ties have always made me leery of him

[MacCovern]

1. Yes, McAuliffe needs to be removed!

He has been nothing but a disaster!

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

3. or do we need to wait until

the party is legally banned by the gop before considering it?

[Padraig18]

2. It is long PAST time!

He must go NOW!

[FloridaPat]

4. It should have started after the 2002 election. I can't believe

the Democrats are suprised about California. What planet are they living on? Maybe this site should be required reading by all Democratic candidates.

[frank frankly]

5. it would be a good time for someone better

is it too much to ask for a raging progressive???

do you think anyone in the Master GOP is anything but a rightwing lunatic?

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

6. who would be better?

any ideas?

[WhoCountsTheVotes]

13. Whoever is running Dean's campaign

Seriously. If we had them organizing and fundraising for the DNC, we would be doing great.

[RummyTheDummy]

7. Where do I sign up. He's a complete moron.

NT

[rucky]

8. I Nominate Al Sharpton

for DNC chair.

[FDRrocks]

9. I'm in.

To the curb, Terry.

[gristy]

10. How did McAulliffe ever get his job?

I am concerned that he is supreme ruler for life of the DNC or something. Is there a democratic process which installed him? Is there one which can remove him? I have asked this before (not here) and nobody ever knows.

[Cocoa]

11. no

I don't think the anti-McAuliffe sentiment is well thought out, so that kind of sentiment is more likely just to cause division.

It seems to me the dems are more unified lately than I've ever seen them before. Like at the DNC fall meeting, there was a strong and unified anti-Bush theme. Kerry made a few jabs at fellow dems, but they kind of stood out, the rest of the candidates were on message.

[djg21]

12. In the spirit of the moment "RECALL MCAULIFFE" (n/t)

[Snellius]

14. McAuliffe thinks everyone is as partisan as he is

This piece says it:

The message isn’t all mixed. Davis’ drubbing once again proved that, on the national stage, Democrats often run awful campaigns. . Democratic National Committee Chairman Terry McAuliffe spent precious party cash and personal prestige to defend what turned out to be an indefensible incumbent. McAuliffe & Co. profoundly misread the voters’ mood.

http://www.msnbc.com/news/977791.asp