Just figured he might have the opportunity to sway some folks in Ohio. Several members of my family in Ohio voted for Trump, but really like Brown.
Maybe Brown isn't the guy; I figure that looking at a midwestern candidate might be a good strategy for Democrats. A lot of them seem pretty all-in and taking the party to an even more left level though. Hard to say what they're going to do.
Here you go Sam...
He looks like your typical misguided Lib.
He voted against the 2017 tax bill, said it would benefit the rich.
He consistently votes in favor of gun control.
He voted for the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
How'd that work out?
He supported the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, voting for it in December 2009.
In 2011, in the National Journal’s annual rankings, Brown tied with eight other members for
the title of the most liberal member of Congress.
In a 2017 issue of Dissent, Michael Kazin introduced an interview with Brown by praising him
as "a politician ahead of his time" and "perhaps the most class-conscious Democrat in Washington."
Brown told Kazin that many Ohioans think "that people on the coasts look down on them" and blamed
this notion on Fox News and the Wall Street Journal.
Even if he was a Republican I couldn't vote for him.
