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Related: About this forumFight the power! DNC Vice Chair Hogg launches effort to primary 'out-of-touch, ineffective' Dems - MSNBC Prime
DNC Vice Chairman David Hogg joins MSNBC to discuss launching an effort to intervene in solidly Democratic districts as part of a $20 million effort to elect younger leaders and unseat the partys ineffective lawmakers. - Aired on 04/16/2025.
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Fight the power! DNC Vice Chair Hogg launches effort to primary 'out-of-touch, ineffective' Dems - MSNBC Prime (Original Post)
Rhiannon12866
Apr 17
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bottomofthehill
(9,137 posts)1. That's helpful
He tries to raise twenty million to unseat democratic incumbents, they raise 40 million to protect their seats thats 60 million dollars that is not spent retaking the House. That is a brilliant strategy by young Mr Hogg. What will he think of next?
Rhiannon12866
(232,986 posts)2. I certainly agree with you, retaking the House needs to be our #1 priority
We have little power being in the minority. Granted, TFG cares little how Congress (or judges) rule or think, but it's our only chance to try to rescue democracy.
emulatorloo
(45,782 posts)3. Voters re-elect incumbents because they like the job they've done representing them. Why not focus
on flipping Republican held seats? Our top priority for the midterms should be taking back Congress w big majorities.
I dont think Hogg has really thought this through.
Rhiannon12866
(232,986 posts)4. Given our minority status, that certainly makes the most sense to me
Especially since resentment is growing towards failing Republican policies.