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DNC Infighting Threatens to Throw Party Into ‘Chaos’
- The Democratic National Committee moved to remove David Hogg as vice chair following a credentials committee vote on May 19, 2025.
- This action followed a complaint by Kalyn Free contesting the party's combined voting method in the February officer elections and concerns over neutrality.
- David Hogg, a survivor of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting and advocate for gun control, condemned his party for allocating about $20 million toward challenging underperforming members of Congress in primary elections.
- The credentials committee voted 13-2 to void election results involving Hogg and Kenyatta, while DNC Chair Ken Martin called for Hogg to remain neutral or step down to ensure fairness.
- This development reflects internal DNC tensions over neutrality and reform efforts, suggesting further challenges ahead for party unity and primary processes.
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DNC infighting threatens to throw party into ‘chaos’
Infighting at the Democratic National Committee (DNC) is threatening to consume Democratic leadership just as the midterms are starting to kick into gear. The tensions come after a DNC panel moved forward this week with the potential ouster of two elected officials, including gun control activist David Hogg. Now officials find themselves in a war…
DNC Faces Turmoil Over Hogg’s Ouster
According to Breitbart, the Democratic National Committee is teetering on the edge of self-inflicted chaos, as a credentials committee vote to oust Vice Chair David Hogg ignites a firestorm of accusations and finger-pointing. The 13-2 decision to void Hogg’s February election, alongside co-vice chair Malcolm Kenyatta, has exposed deep rifts within the party, with cries of unfairness clashing against calls for neutrality. It’s a classic case of t…
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