Mark Warner: ‘I don’t believe the Democratic Party is corrupt’

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Virginia Sen. Mark Warner doesn’t believe the Democratic Party is corrupt after ex-interim chairwoman Donna Brazile alleged there was a bizarre agreement between the party and Hillary Clinton’s campaign that gave Clinton control of the party during the primary. Warner, a Democrat, said on CBS’ “Face The Nation” his focus for the party is on the gubernatorial election on Tuesday in his home state. Brazile’s allegations haven’t made him worry for the party’s future.

“There is a heck of a lot of enthusiasm. I don’t believe the Democratic Party is corrupt,” he said.

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