David Hogg may consider running for DNC chair

David Hogg has crawled out of the woodworks.

This video shows David Hogg suggesting that he might consider running for the position of DNC chair.

The Democratic Party couldn’t be in more shambles than this. Is this the lowest point you have seen Democrats sink to?

Watch the video with David Hogg:

 

Who is David Hogg? David Hogg is best known as a left-wing crybaby and activist who gets ratio’ed on social media for his continuous string of really bad posts. He became well-known after the 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida. He was a student at the school when it happened and he was in a different building at the time.

Hogg co-founded the March for Our Lives movement, which advocates for stricter gun control laws and aims to end gun violence. He has been involved in numerous protests, marches, and boycotts, including a notable boycott of “The Ingraham Angle” show on Fox News.

In addition to his activism, Hogg co-authored a book with his sister, Lauren Hogg, titled #NeverAgain: A New Generation Draws the Line, which became a New York Times bestseller. He has also been a target of conspiracy theories and faced significant public scrutiny, mostly getting mocked on the Internet.

13 thoughts on “David Hogg may consider running for DNC chair”

  1. Is David Hogg really considering running for DNC chair, or was this just a passing thought? Sounds like a big leap from activism.

  2. While I appreciate David Hogg’s passion for change, one must wonder if leading the DNC is the right path for his skillset.

  3. Does being a vocal activist equate to having the necessary experience for political leadership? Let’s dissect his past initiatives and see if that’s leadership material.

  4. If Hogg is the best the Democrats can do, they’re in deeper trouble than I thought. What’s his platform, more boycotts?

  5. Let’s not rush to judgment. Does David Hogg possess the organizational and strategic skills required for such a demanding role?

  6. Honestly, politics aside, isn’t it a bit of a stretch from social activism to running a major political party’s operations? Intrigued to see how this plays out.

    • It’s unconventional, but politics have been anything but conventional lately. Maybe it’s exactly what we need.

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