Democratic Party chair Ken Martin said Sunday that he wasn’t stepping down from the job after Politico obtained audio of a meeting at which Martin expressed doubts about his ability and willingness to unify the party.
In the audio recording, Martin lays the blame on the party’s continued infighting at the feet of one of his youngest colleagues, March for our Lives co-founder David Hogg, and claimed that Hogg had “destroyed” his ability to lead the party out of an electoral abyss it found itself in after 2024.
