Democratic National Committee vice chair David Hogg’s plan to spend $20 million to primary older Democratic incumbents in Congress has sparked intense anger from some lawmakers.
Democratic National Committee vice chair David Hogg’s plan to spend $20 million to primary older Democratic incumbents in Congress has sparked intense anger from some lawmakers.
Until just now, when centrist control of the party is threatened.
Until just now… Did you just decide to stop using gun control as a purity test?
No, you just decided to start.
You and David Hogg are Democrats, despite your irrational, centrist support for gun control. I’m apparently Wayne LaPierre because I oppose it.
One of us is using gun control as a purity test. The other is not.
You want nothing to do with Hogg or his push to primary useless incumbents. And your only stated reason is because he’s not pro-school-shooting enough.
Sounds like a purity test to me.
Nah, he’s still a Democrat, even though his position conflicts with the electorate. As are you.
The “test” here isn’t one of purity. Here, the test is whether he can represent that electorate. He can’t.
His position on gun control is the most obvious example, but it’s not the only one. He idolizes Pelosi and Clinton, and wants to replace “useless incumbents” with Baby Nancy and Baby Hillary.