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DNC Head Schultz Backs Aide Who Posted ‘Jewbags’ Photo
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Dani Gilbert. Photo: Facebook.
Politico – Debbie Wasserman Schultz said Monday that she is sticking by her aide whose controversial “Jewbags” comment on Facebook has caused the Democratic National Committee a headache, calling it an instance of how social media can come back to haunt users even years later.
“She was 20 when she posted that picture,” Wasserman Schultz said of Danielle Gilbert after an event in Sunny Isles, the Miami Herald reports. “I spoke to my own children and gave that unfortunate posting as an example of how, no matter what you think is funny among your friends, nothing on social media is private.”
