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In reply to the discussion: DNC to vote on whether to redo election of David Hogg as vice chair [View all]

Abundance77

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14. Such pettiness
Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)
Fri May 23, 2025, 01:54 PM
May 23

We are going to lose so much if Big Beautiful bill is passed and DNC is focused on Hogg and Kenyatta. This is crazy.

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DNC to vote on whether to redo election of David Hogg as vice chair [View all] BumRushDaShow May 23 OP
Hogg is right. This is a form of election theft Renew Deal May 23 #1
If the election did not follow the rules, it should be redone. Full stop. I'd call this "transparency" rather than LauraInLA May 23 #16
I suspect these dialogues will continue until the upstarts are about 10 years older bucolic_frolic May 23 #2
I like neither side of this. Hogg using his position to primary an incumbent is bad. DNC ousting them is bad. dutch777 May 23 #3
Damned if you do, damned if you don't. The Grand Illuminist May 23 #4
I think, more damned if they do. 3Hotdogs May 23 #5
hidebound jaymac May 23 #9
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the party doesn't generally give candidates money in the primary. Candidates LauraInLA May 23 #17
Sounds like the DNC doesn't want David Hogg and that free has sour grapes over the election Fullduplexxx May 23 #6
We are sadly having our Democratic elected officials, literally dropping like flies BumRushDaShow May 23 #7
I do not believe that they want anyone younger than the Clintons or anyone not in their tax bracket LiberalArkie May 23 #8
I think you are right. Autumn May 23 #10
Do you know what Hogg's bracket is? fujiyamasan May 23 #18
Oh, in the millions? for the last 20 years or so? Heavily invested in financial and military stocks? LiberalArkie May 23 #19
lol, we're judging folks on their investments now? fujiyamasan May 23 #21
Well, from my life (77 years) I have found that very wealthy people think about things differently than those LiberalArkie May 23 #22
The Country is Falling Apart... Biglinda 52 May 23 #11
Think sports. Losers draft new talent. usonian May 23 #12
Lessons in politics JoseBalow May 23 #13
Such pettiness Abundance77 May 23 #14
Martin was a guest on set of MSNBC's Deminpenn May 23 #15
Not impressed with either side fujiyamasan May 23 #20
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