David Hogg and Malcolm Kenyatta , two rising stars within the Democratic Party who were appointed as vice chairs of the Democratic National Committee earlier this year, are facing challenges to their leadership positions. The party has moved closer to nullifying the election that put them in their positions on procedural grounds, even as Hogg has notably clashed with other Democrats over the direction of the party. DNC subcommittee recommends new elections for vice chair positions On Monday evening, the DNC Credentials Committee, a subcommittee of the DNC, voted to uphold a challenge against the February election of Hogg and Kenyatta as DNC vice chairs. The decision now leaves it up to the full DNC to decide whether to void the election, which would lead to new elections that could lead to Hogg and/or Kenyatta losing their positions. Hogg, a 25-year-old political activist, rose to prominence as a gun control advocate after surviving the 2018 high school shooting in Parkland,...