Ex-DNC chair: Contingency plan in case Clinton drops out

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A former Democratic National Committee chairman is calling on the party to draft a contingency plan immediately to prepare for the possibility a health-related emergency forces Hillary Clinton out of the race.

Don Fowler, who chaired the DNC for two years in the mid-1990s, suggested the Democratic Party come up with a list of replacement candidates following an incident this weekend in which Hillary Clinton was seen collapsing outside of an event in New York City.

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