(CNN) More than 40 years ago, Anita Dunn was walking into the White House as an intern in then-President Jimmy Carter's administration. After years of working to build a pipeline for women in politics, Dunn now works in a White House surrounded by a lot of women, many with small children. Having spent the last 45 years of her life working as a woman in politics, Dunn said reading the report was "painful." "Democratic Party and Democratic primary voters (made) a decision in February and March of 2020 about who they thought was the strongest candidate to beat Donald Trump, but more importantly, to lead the Democratic Party into the future. It's not just, 'I'm going to give you advice, but I'm going to actively promote you.

Source: CNN August 08, 2021 13:41 UTC