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Fans of political infighting schadenfreude are no doubt having a blast this week, at least if they’re conservative.

Oh, sure, we have our own problems, as partisans of any party that controls the White House and both branches of Congress will have in a midterm election year. However, watching the Democratic National Committee’s money problems and the implosion of DNC Chair Ken Martin is a truly beautiful thing.

The cherry on top? James Carville, the longtime Democratic strategist-turned-media pundit, has seen enough. His solution: Maybe it’s time to replace Martin as the head of the DNC with David Hogg, the strident political activist he once called a “contemptible little twerp.”

Mind you, he didn’t call Hogg a “contemptible little twerp” back in 2019 or so. He called him that last year. That’s how desperate things are getting.

But let’s back up a bit and then back up some more. Let’s hit up this Sunday, when The New York Times published a story about Martin’s rocky tenure at the DNC titled, “Inside the Phone-Throwing Drama at the Troubled, Broke Democratic Party.”

TL;DR: The party is $2 million in debt while the Republican National Committee has $130 million in cash, Martin has become paranoid and agitated to the point of forcing people to sign non-disclosure agreements before meetings regarding the party’s cash-flow issues, and Martin is forcing vendors to bill after the midterms to make the DNC look better than it is.

From The New York Times:

At the center is Ken Martin, the 53-year-old party chairman, who has found himself increasingly isolated, gripped by the fear that he will lose his job and relying on a vanishingly small circle of people he trusts, according to interviews with more than two dozen Democrats, including current........

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