To a remarkable degree, candidates in this year's midterm elections are framing their contests around what they oppose rather than what they support, Bloomberg Television's Tyler Kendall reports. That only amplifies the sense of dissatisfaction among voters across both parties. (Source: Bloomberg)
To a remarkable degree, candidates in this year's midterm elections are framing their contests around what they oppose rather than what they support, Bloomberg Television's Tyler Kendall reports. That only amplifies the sense of dissatisfaction among voters across both parties. (Source: Bloomberg)
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