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DNC Vice Chair Hogg Defends Primary Challenges as Leadership Pushes Neutrality Rule

David Hogg criticizes Democratic leadership's record and rejects calls to abandon his $20 million initiative targeting incumbents ahead of a pivotal August vote.

Overview

  • David Hogg, DNC Vice Chair, announced his $20 million 'Leaders We Deserve' initiative to fund primary challenges against Democratic incumbents he deems ineffective.
  • DNC Chair Ken Martin has proposed a neutrality rule requiring party officers to refrain from influencing primaries, escalating tensions within the party.
  • Hogg has criticized the DNC's leadership for spending $2 billion during the 2024 elections and still losing to Donald Trump, calling for significant changes to party strategy.
  • Nebraska Democratic Party Chair Jane Kleeb and other moderates argue that party officials must remain neutral, emphasizing that voters should decide candidates.
  • The neutrality resolution will be voted on at the August 2025 DNC meeting, with Hogg refusing to step down from either his vice-chair role or leadership of his PAC.