Ken Martin faces call to resign after reports of dismal fundraising and violent outburst
The elections are assured to be competitive fights, but the DNC is going into it with over $2 million in debt, while the Republican National Committee has over $128 million in cash. As Democrats, we have become too captured by failing strategies. The urgency of this moment will not reward—and our children will not forgive—torpidity,” Rep.
- ▪The elections are assured to be competitive fights, but the DNC is going into it with over $2 million in debt, while the Republican National Committee has over $128 million in cash.
- ▪As Democrats, we have become too captured by failing strategies.
- ▪The urgency of this moment will not reward—and our children will not forgive—torpidity,” Rep.
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Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin is facing backlash and calls to resign after reports surfaced over the weekend about several ways the DNC is coping with its financial straits.The DNC is currently gearing up for both a contentious 2026 midterm election season, in which it is trying to gain control of the House and the Senate from their current Republican majorities, and a 2028 presidential election season, in which it hopes to take back control of the White House. The elections are assured to be competitive fights, but the DNC is going into it with over $2 million in debt, while the Republican National Committee has over $128 million in cash.
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