The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is once again reaping the rewards of its own woke rulebook, as a top panel just recommended nullifying the election that handed radical anti-gun activist-turned-party operative David Hogg a vice-chair seat. Why? Because the vote may not have been “fair” to women.

You can’t make this up.

At the heart of the mess is a challenge from Oklahoma Democratic Committeewoman Kalyn Free, who lost out to Hogg and Pennsylvania State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta in February’s vote. Free claims the DNC’s push for “gender balance”—a staple of the left’s DEI orthodoxy—was violated when the vote was streamlined to save time. In the rush to wrap up a marathon voting session, the party opted to vote for two vice-chairs at once instead of holding separate votes. That maneuver, Free argues, gave the two remaining male candidates—Hogg and Kenyatta—an unfair advantage.

Ironically, it was the party’s own rigid gender-quota rules that supposedly required electing at least one man to maintain equity. But now, in a stunning turn of events, the DEI Frankenstein the Democrats created has come to devour its creators.

The DNC Credentials Committee agreed Monday evening that the vote was, in their words, “incomplete.” Their recommendation? Throw the whole thing out and do it over, meaning Hogg and Kenyatta may soon be booted from their positions.

The vote isn’t final until the full DNC weighs in, but the signal is clear: the Democratic Party is eating itself alive in an identity-politics-driven meltdown.

Naturally, the fallout is already brewing into a civil war. Hogg, never one to miss a moment for martyrdom, said the dispute “looms large” over his efforts to “reform the party,” casting himself as a victim of the DNC’s refusal to embrace his progressive crusade—like challenging incumbent Democrats from the left.

“I ran to be DNC Vice Chair to help make the Democratic Party better, not to defend an indefensible status quo,” Hogg declared, as though his own position wasn’t awarded through the same convoluted system he’s now condemning.

Kenyatta, meanwhile, took the recommendation personally, calling it “a slap in my face,” and insisted he “worked [his] a– off” to get there. He also tried to distance himself from Hogg, saying, “This story is complex… but it’s not about [David Hogg]. Even though he clearly wants it to be.”

It’s a full-blown circus.

New DNC Chair Ken Martin tried to downplay the drama, chalking it up to a simple “procedural error.” But a three-hour virtual meeting and a deadlocked committee vote tell a different story—one of dysfunction, finger-pointing, and a party in disarray.

In the end, the resolution passed 13–5, calling for a new election “as soon as practicable,” leaving the future of Hogg and Kenyatta up in the air. Both can run again—but given how quickly the party turns on its own, they might want to think twice.

This is the Democratic Party’s DEI doctrine in action: a tangled web of quotas, identity boxes, and impossible-to-navigate rules designed more for optics than outcomes. Now it’s backfiring publicly, and the people it was meant to empower are left holding the bag.

Welcome to the diversity disaster.

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On Saturday, David Hogg, a gun-grabbing Harvard student who has been a staunch advocate for extreme anti-gun laws, finally admitted defeat after trying and failing to start a pillow company called “Good Pillow” to rival pro-Trump pillow maker Mike Lindell’s “MyPillow.” 

Hogg announced on Twitter that he would be relinquishing all of his shares in Good Pillow LLC to focus on other projects, as well as school.

He wrote, “The reasons for my departure rests entirely with me and my own personal commitments and I truly wish (co-founder William LeGate) nothing but the best.” 

“Over the next several months, I will be taking some time to focus on my studies in college and advance the gun violence prevention movement with March For Our Lives and personally.”

The New York Post reports, “The so-called pillow fight had been greeted with ambivalence by Lindell himself, who had responded to Axios that there’s ‘nothing wrong with competition that does not infringe on someone’s patent.’” 

“The reasons for my departure rest entirely with me and my own personal commitments and I truly wish Will nothing but the best,” Hogg wrote.

LeGate responded to Hogg on Twitter, writing, “It has been a pleasure working with you, David. I cannot wait to see what you do in the future & we will be sending you pillows from the first batch!” 

President Donald Trump-supporting attorney, Ben Langlotz, announced he trademarked Good Pillow before gun control activist David Hogg—and suggested it is “a good brand to put on pillows with a pro-gun civil rights message.”

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On Thursday, it was announced by the acting D.C. Capitol Police Chief that he wants to install a “permanent fence” around the U.S. Capitol building, further barring the public from the “People’s House.”

Chief Yogananda Pittman said in a statement, “In light of recent events, I can unequivocally say that the vast improvements to the physical security infrastructure must be made to include permanent fencing, and the availability of ready, back-up forces in close proximity to the Capitol,”

But that announcement wasn’t good enough for some, including Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) who claimed “the enemy is within,” referring to newly elected Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and Lauren Boebert (R-CO). Bobert has been pushing for members of Congress to be allowed to carry firearms on the House floor. 

When pushed on the statement, Pelosi said, “It means that we have members of Congress who want to bring guns on the floor and have threatened violence on other members of Congress.” 

Later, former Parkland High School kid, David Hogg, who is a staunch gun-grabber, tried to chime in on the conversation, writing, “They can put up all the fencing around the capitol the real threats of @mtgreenee and @laurenboebert will still be inside until @GOPLeader takes a stand.” 

But Boebert clapped back with a sharp rebuttal, writing, “David, please. We all saw how tough you were when questioned face to face. Give your keyboard a rest, child.” 

Rep. Taylor Greene previously confronted Hogg on his anti-gun stance in 2018, nearly three years before being sworn into Congress, where she told him “Do you not know how to defend your stance?” Watch the video here.

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On Wednesday, a video emerged of Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), who was not running or in office yet, trying to get gun-grabbing former Parkland High School kid David Hogg to answer her questions about why his anti-gun movement was using children to try to enact assaults on the Second Amendment.

The video, apparently filmed “weeks” after the Parkland shooting in 2018, shows Tayor Greene trying to get staunchly anti-Second Amendment David Hogg to give her a straight answer. He did not. 

“Why are you using kids as a barrier,” she said to the then high school student, adding, “Do you not know how to defend your stance?” when she was met with silence.

“How did you get over 30 appointments with senators? How’d you do that? How did you get major press coverage on this issue?” Green continued. 

Hogg has previously used heated rhetoric and veiled threats to intimidate lawmakers who want to protect the Second Amendment. At one rally, he said, “you can hear the people in power shaking.” 

Now, Taylor Greene is fighting for gun rights and for the impeachment of Joe Biden in the House of Representatives. Her longtime activism shows her commitment to fighting for her constituents and for their constitutional rights. 

Sign the petition thanking Rep. Taylor Greene for filing articles of impeachment against Joe Biden here.

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