Contested primaries in safe districts could be painful for the Democratic Party, but they might be a smart way to get a new generation of leaders to Washington during one of the party’s most challenging times. And the controversial strategy might just be what liberals need to expand their power.

Hogg appeared on Bill Maher's show recently to discuss the issue and his plan to raise money to primary older Democrats.

The Chicago Tribune on how political uniformity is bad for democracy: The Democratic National Committee’s ultimatum to activist and vice chair David Hogg — demanding neutrality ... with their own long-held views. U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, a Kentucky ...

This followed David Hogg, the outspoken gun-control advocate ... “People are hungry for a sense that the Democratic Party doesn’t view this moment as normal or standard and tries not to ...

What’s being called a “procedural error” in a vote taken within the Democratic National Committee could endanger the position of committee vice-chairman held by State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta (D., Philadelphia).