Seth Sturm
The goal is to hold political leaders accountable and to advocate for a transparent, member-run state party.
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Read our challenge to the DNC against the West Virginia Democratic Party.
Tomorrow, June 19, 2026, we file a consolidated challenge with the Democratic National Committee.
The Consolidated Challenge, page one. At issue: the 2020 Memorandum of Understanding, control of the West Virginia Young Democrats, and the...
WV Democratic Party officials issued unlawful orders and threats to hijack a nonprofit
The verdict was prewritten and in hand when Delegate Mike Pushkin, Chair of the West Virginia Democratic Party (WVDP), called the February 22, 2024, meeting to order.
The Board of Appeals, whose members are appointed by the chair, gathered...
MAGA strongmen want a security blanket
John Tabacco, host of Newsmax’s ‘Wise Guys,’ sent a cease and desist demand after a planned interview collapsed into threatening messages
On a September evening in 2025, I watched two men conspire. One was John Tabacco, a host for Newsmax....
I Watched a Newsmax Host's Strongman Act Collapse the Moment Fear Touched Him
John Tabacco, host of Newsmax’s ‘Wise Guys,’ sent a cease and desist demand after a planned interview collapsed into threatening messages
On a September evening in 2025, I watched two men conspire. One was John Tabacco, a host for Newsmax....
WV Fighting Oligarchy tour stop featured speaker who in 2021 used “drunken” — a racial stereotype — to attack an Indigenous Caucus leader
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Aug. 13, 2025 — DemocraticJustice.org objects to the decision to platform Morgantown, W.Va., City Council member Brian Butcher at Sen. Bernie Sanders’ Fighting Oligarchy tour stop at the Capitol Theatre in Wheeling, W.Va...
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