She could be the biggest hack in DC, which is no small feat.

New Year’s resolutions For 2014, D.C. players resolve to —Politico

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz says, “In my view, to combat the paralysis caused by tea party Republican intransigence, we need to elect Democrats up and down the ballot and ensure Democrats hold the Senate and take back the House. As we head into an election year, it is within the power of each and every voter to end the gridlock that has plagued our legislative process.” Such sentiments aren’t a surprise from the head of the Democratic National Committee. But despite Wasserman Schultz’s frustration with the tea party, the Florida lawmaker also says, “In 2014, let’s resolve to end obstructionism and push for a more constructive dialogue with each other. … Let’s talk to one another and try to find common ground, even when it seems difficult. The single most important way that we can all resolve to do better in 2014 is to vote — and vote for candidates who are willing to work together, put aside ‘my-way-or-the-highway’ attitudes and get things done.”