Subject: DNC comms director job
From: Amanda Crumley <[email-masked]>
To: [email-masked]
Date: Mon, 13 Jul 2015 22:30:25 -0400

John,

I hope you are doing well and I hate to email you out of the blue, but as
you know, I'm up for the DNC comms job.  One week ago I was told I had the
support of the campaign, but now I hear that I am being torpedoed by two
people.

I think it is unfair and I'd really like to talk to you if possible.  One
of the people blowing me up doesn't surprise me one bit, but the other one
certainly does since we've never worked together.  And that person has
requested a phone call with DWS, which I find highly unusual.  I've been
advised to step up my efforts to get the support of high level people on
the campaign.

DWS and I really hit it off and I believe she wants to hire me.  I
certainly would love to do the job -- and I know I would do a great job.
Most importantly, I want to help Hillary.  I've observed the DNC
communications operation for a while and have very specific ideas for how
to improve the situation there.  I would relish the opportunity to get in
there and help ramp it up to the level it needs to for 2016 and for the
eventual nominee.

Bottom line, I want to fight for this job and I also want to prevent having
my name drug through the mud unnecessarily in Brooklyn.  I've been a loyal
foot soldier for many years and it is hurtful and surprising to have these
people try to block me from doing a job.

Please let me know if you can talk.  I know you are very busy, but I would
truly appreciate your time.

Thanks, John.

Sincerely,

Amanda Crumley
310-402-8869

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Amanda Crumley
Crumley Communications & Public Strategies
c: 310-402-8869
e: [email-masked]