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Sheng-Ji Yang posted:the only time i saw any actual criticism of weaver it was from hillarymen who thought he was too mean and divisive to their kween. hes good and i hope he runs the 2020 campaign, considering what he helped pull off in 16 ~my bernie staffer friend~ hated weaver "jeff weaver is a cancer", is a thing they said, for example
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Lightning Knight posted:I mean firing a bunch of your staff without notice seems like pretty lovely practice, especially for the campaign of a pro-labor politician. I’d like to see a citation tho. It definitely happened. Every single staffer working in an April 26h primary state (PA, RI, MD, DE, CT) got laid off at once. The practice up until then had been everybody gets moved to the next primary. Looks like it was 200 out of ~550 total staff. They got two weeks' pay and flown home, so the campaign didn't exactly leave them high and dry, but it definitely reflected the campaign's preference for advertising over organising.
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Concerned Citizen posted:to be fair they got severance, but this was the story that came out on the night of new england primaries: That's from California in June~ AFAIK, the April 27th layoffs didn't leak to the media before they happened - I heard about them ~4 hours before the first news story.
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