DNC Races to Rein in David Hogg
Posted By: Imright, 4/24/2025 9:43:18 AM
It’s a safe bet that the Democratic National Committee is not so pleased with Vice Chair David Hogg promising to hurl “asleep-at-the-wheel Democrats” into Thunderdome come 2026. Mr. Hogg appeared on the Sunday Talk Show circuit, where he promised to declare war within his party against those he feels are essentially not with the program, whatever that is. It’s all kinds of crazy at the DNC, but for now, the leadership is trying to rein in this chaotic element by expanding the committee’s non-endorsement policy (via NOTUS):
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pride celebration have been canceled,
organizers say 3 replies
pride celebration have been canceled,
organizers say 3 replies
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With His Own Words 2 replies
Judges, JD Vance Finishes One of Them
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after Putin received envoy with open arms
and wide grin 0 replies
after Putin received envoy with open arms
and wide grin 0 replies
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Far-left The New York Times Drops Another
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Hit Piece on Pete Hegseth About His Personal
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Allegations Against Davos Founder Klaus
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As we've been covering, David Hogg, a vice chairman of the DNC, has found himself making headlines with how he's helping to plunge Democrats into disarray, given that he's launched a $20 million primary initiative against certain Democratic incumbents. The effort has been news for a week, and Hogg has received criticism from veteran Democratic strategist James Carville, as well as former DNC and RNC chairs. The current DNC leadership now looks to be finally gearing up to take action.