The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Monday is expected to convene and decide whether to oust its current chair, Rep. Nanette Barragan.
The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Monday is expected to convene and decide whether to oust its current chair, Rep. Nanette Barragán.
The California Democrat’s leadership abilities are under scrutiny, along with her failure to hold staffers. The staff turnover left the CHC with no employees in the five-person workplace, because the remaining staffers quit or found other jobs, and the California Democrat’s reputation as an abusive boss made it difficult to replace the CHC personnel.
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