Democratic Party Chair Ken Martin, though, is working to force Hogg to "choose between his official role and his disrupter goals." And Hogg's efforts have sparked a backlash from other Democratic elders. The primary strategy is the "most insane thing I've heard," said James Carville to The Hill.

Hogg has most recently drawn attention for his campaign to help younger progressive candidates oust veteran party stalwarts

David Hogg recently leaped into the intra-party civil war by spending $20 million to oust Democratic incumbents in safe seats.