Vince Morgan, Ex-Rangel Aide, Challenging Him In Primary

The Hill:

Rep. Charles Rangel (D-N.Y.) will face a 2010 primary challenge from one of his own former campaign directors.

Vince Morgan, a New York banker who once worked for Rangel as a special assistant and subsequently as a campaign director, announced Monday that he would challenge Rangel for reelection.

Read the whole story: The Hill

Comments

[Paramendra Bhagat]

05:44 PM on 10/14/2009

Interesting.

[mltaylor13pt1]

02:54 PM on 10/13/2009

It's time for you to go Mr. Rangel, we can't afford you anymore.
Sorry Charlie.

[Pablo175]

12:54 PM on 10/13/2009

Charlie needs to retire.

[Jacqueline3]

12:36 PM on 10/13/2009

There should be term limits to these positions. These guys have these positions until they die.

[TotobiAyokoh23]

09:54 AM on 10/13/2009

Old pal Rangel is gradually becoming an albatross hanging around the neck of Democrats. Is he, or is he not? Did he, or did he not? Answers must be sought for on his finances before he becomes a distraction!

[rollingdivision]

08:46 AM on 10/13/2009

Democratic stalking horse distraction to keep real primary challengers away.

[tangelan]

07:10 AM on 10/13/2009

Is it possible that he just forgot about the income in his accounts? In corporate America, the retirement age is 65. If you can't afford to retire you go work for Walmart. Mr. Rangel has the resources to retire. I don't understand the need to work until they carry you out with a toe tag if you don't have to.

[JakeMontero]

06:40 AM on 10/13/2009

it's hard to be critical of repugs when this crook remains in charge.

[OldHick]

02:16 AM on 10/13/2009

They cannot lose. It is a little revolving door. Lobby, inside, Lobby, inside.

[dcjdjay]

11:39 PM on 10/12/2009

If Pelosi showed some chutzpah by kicking Rangel off the Ways and Means Committee, she'd deflect a lot of the criticism that comes her way.

[Ifticar2]

01:47 AM on 10/13/2009

Pelosi shows a lot of chutzpah all of the time. The trouble is that it is almost always misdirected.

[Pablo175]

12:55 PM on 10/13/2009

Agreed. The hypocrisy is painful.

[OldHenry]

09:57 PM on 10/12/2009

The voters in Rangall's district will send him right back to congress as if this never happened.

We get exactly the government we deserve.

[pj-smith]

09:51 PM on 10/12/2009

its' time for him to go...

too entrenched in moneyed interests...

buh bye

[brit prof]

09:49 PM on 10/12/2009

Are there even a a few good men left?

[yukoner1]

09:05 PM on 10/12/2009

Is there no other 'Old Bull' in the Democratic Party to tell him it's time to go and take the plug in the bottom of the swamp with him?

[slowhand0728]

08:56 PM on 10/12/2009

Rangel Owns NY and unless withdraws or is thrown out, wins relection almost no matter what. Would have to be literally stone cold busted.