David Hogg: Democratic campaign arm picking 'terrible candidates'

In a scathing rebuke, David Hogg, former Vice Chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), has criticized the House Democrats' campaign arm, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), for its candidate selection process ahead of the crucial midterm elections in November. Speaking at the College Democrats of America convention in Washington, D.C., Hogg expressed his disappointment with the DCCC's choices, stating that a "non-evil version" of the committee would be a welcome change. His comments have sparked debate among Democrats, with some echoing his concerns and others defending the DCCC's decisions. As the midterms draw near, Hogg's criticism highlights the ongoing challenges facing Democrats in their efforts to regain control of the House of Representatives.

Former DNC Vice Chair David Hogg recently slammed the House Democrats' campaign arm for picking “terrible candidates” months ahead of midterm elections in November.  “Imagine if there was a non-evil version of the [Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC)] that existed,” Hogg said during the College Democrats of America convention in Washington, D.C. over the weekend. ...