Democratic lawmakers are giving serious consideration to asking the chairman of the Democratic National Committe, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, to stept down from her position. "DWS," as she is known in party circles, has had a serious case of foot-in-mouth disease for her entire tenure as party leader.  But it was her poorly disguised advocacy for Hillary Clinton's nomination that caused Bernie Sanders to announce his opposition to her chairmanship.  And with Democrats casting about for ways to placate Sanders leading up to the convention, DWS becomes an attractive target. Washington Examiner: A report published late Tuesday found some members of Congress are giving full consideration to Sanders' recommendation. An unspecified group of lawmakers are considering ousting the Florida representative if she cannot unify the party despite its division between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders. "There have been a lot of meetings over the past...(Read Full Post)