It would appear that the Democrat Party still has not gotten the memo about how Americans felt from the 2024 election cycle.
To that point, they just elected gun control activist David Hogg as vice chair of the Democrat National Committee.
Gun control was far down the list of concerns in this last election, even lower for younger Americans, which is why we assume the Dems wanted Hogg in office.
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Hogg is a survivor of the 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, FL, one of the most horrific mass shootings we have seen in this country.
Seventeen students were killed, another 17 were injured, and it got even more attention because of the insane claims made by Alex Jones, who originally claimed the shooting was a hoax.
Hogg has been on a mission for gun control ever since, which I understand, but that is his only focus, and that is not what the Democrats need right now.
After being elected to office, Hogg stated, “Who’s ready to take the fight to the Republicans and win this thing? Are you guys ready to fight? It’s been a long day, but guess what? We have a long road ahead. Let’s go and kick some a**.
“Let’s go win our young people back, and let’s stop sending just our thoughts and prayers to address gun violence, and do something. Are you ready to do that? Because together, we can make school shooter drills history, and not headlines. Are you ready to do that?”
I know why Dems made this move… Barron Trump helped his father draw in a younger audience and without him, I am pretty confident that Trump would have lost this election.
Dems are looking for their Barron, and they thing Hogg is it, but he is not going to address the most important issues for younger voters, so I think this move will wind up backfiring on them.
You may not believe this, but I think this appointment is good for the GOP because it just proves that Democrats still have not properly digested the 2024 election, and until they do that, they will continue to struggle to get the support of the American people.
This is exactly what Trump needs for the GOP to hold the House and Senate in 2026.
