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DNC Moves to Oust David Hogg After He Says Party Isn’t Standing Up to Trump
- On Monday, the Democratic National Committee Credentials Committee voted 13-2 to invalidate the February election that elected David Hogg and Malcolm Kenyatta as vice chairs.
- This decision came after Kalyn Free, a former candidate, raised concerns that the February election was flawed and unfairly impacted women of color, while some interpret the action as related to Hogg’s initiatives to reform the party.
- At 25, Hogg openly challenged Democratic leadership by launching Leaders We Deserve, an initiative backed by $20 million aimed at defeating incumbent lawmakers he viewed as ineffective and supporting fresh candidates, escalating tensions within the party.
- DNC Chair Ken Martin acknowledged procedural errors in the February election but denied political motives, stating the matter will be fairly resolved by the full DNC membership.
- The vote opens a path to remove Hogg and Kenyatta, highlighting ongoing struggles over party governance, leadership accountability, and reformist activism within the Democratic Party.
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Opinion BELLEVUE, WA – The Democratic National Committee can say whatever they want about calling for a new election which could replace gun ban activist David Hogg as vice chair, but the fact remains he quickly became a pain in the political neck and everybody knows it, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms said. Hogg has been in office less than six months and he has already started a civil war within the party which veter…
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