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Democratic National Committee chairwoman Debbie Wasserman 
Schultz attempted a bit of deception Monday in an effort to 
criticize GOP rising star Marco Rubio ahead of his State of the 
Union rebuttal Tuesday night. But on this occasion, the press 
wasn't falling for it.

In a conference call Monday, Wasserman Schultz enlisted the help 
of Annette Capella, described by party officials as a "Medicare 
recipient from Florida," to warn of the "extreme budget 
priorities," they believe Rubio is likely to outline in his 
televised response to President Obama's address.

Capella gave a lengthy and unflattering statement about Rubio, a 
U.S. senator from Florida and Tea Party favorite. She admitted 
he is an attractive politician but one who would make life more 
difficult for seniors by supporting a plan to alter Medicare by 
reducing benefits.

It turns out, however, that Capella is hardly your standard 
Medicare-dependent Floridian. She's the Democratic Party's state 
committeewoman for St. Johns County.

The truth was uncovered when the call was opened up to 
questions. The first query came from a Palm Beach Post reporter, 
who asked Wasserman Schultz if Capella was the same person 
listed as the head of the St. Johns Democratic Party.

Wasserman Schultz paused for a moment but then said she would 
let Capella answer the question. Capella corrected the reporter, 
saying she'd stepped down from that role and is now represents 
the county as the party's state committeewoman for St. Johns, 
located in northeastern Florida.

sferrechio@washingtonexaminer.com

http://washingtonexaminer.com/article/2521195#.URlXEZUi_1c.twitt
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