'Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown is as understated as he is authentic,' writes Philip_Elliott for The D.C. Brief
“Workers aren’tthe agenda,” Brown tells me after a few minutes of good-natured ribbing following the event. It’s hokey, but it works when he says it.for Heartland Democrats to run against Trump in 2020 until he decided against it. You mentionand there’s a puzzled look, even among party insiders; they wonder if the Supreme Court has revisited. Use Brown’s first name, and a grin spreads as wide as they hear it. And that is The Power of.
Still, Democrats in Ohio remain at a disadvantage. Because of their exclusion from power at the state level and the congressional delegation, they have struggled on any number of fronts, including being unable to influence the current congressional map, which favors Republicans by a 12-to-4 margin, even though Biden42% of the popular vote in 2020.
“Look at the farm system. The bench is hard to build because you have so many districts that are predetermined,” Brown tells me in the parking lot of a proud dive bar in Youngstown. “It affects the morale of Democrats.”of her opponent’s warchest in hand, picked up right where he left off: “The unlimited money they have, particularly for the statehouse races, makes it very difficult.”
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