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"Last month, Politico published an excerpt from Hacks, former interim Democratic National Committee Chair Donna Brazile’s tell-all book about the 2016 election. Brazile wrote that an agreement between the DNC and Hillary Clinton’s campaign gave Clinton control of much of the party apparatus as early as August 2015, long before even the first caucus vote was cast.
Although Brazile has since tried to walk back some of her harshest criticism, her story actually missed one telling point: August 2015 wasn’t the month when the DNC started letting Clinton and her allies drive the bus. That came months earlier, when Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), then the DNC chair, asked a handful of Clinton loyalists and establishment Democrats to help run the party’s election strategy.
The DNC relied on multiple consulting firms during the election, but the two most prominent — and highest paid — were Precision Strategies and SKDKnickerbocker."
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