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Teachers union head Randi Weingarten resigns from DNC



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Randi Weingarten, head of the American Federation of Teachers, resigned from the Democratic National Committee, citing disagreements with Chairman Ken Martin. In her resignation letter, Weingarten expressed that she feels out of step with the current party leadership.

Martin removed Weingarten from the Rules and Bylaws Committee following her support for a rival candidate. Weingarten’s departure indicates significant discontent within the party. Her departure also comes just a few days after vice-chair David Hogg left the DNC, after months of clashes.

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  • Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, resigned from the Democratic National Committee, citing disagreements with Chairman Ken Martin.
  • Weingarten expressed in her resignation letter that she feels out of step with the current leadership and does not agree with their approach to expanding the party's coalition.
  • Another prominent union leader, Lee Saunders, also resigned from the DNC, indicating a loss of confidence in Martin's leadership and the party's direction.
  • Minnesota Governor Tim Walz expressed disappointment over the public nature of the dispute within the party.

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