‘He Is a Scumbag’: In Pennsylvania House Race, the GOP Playbook Gets Personal
Republican Rep. Ryan Mackenzie is banking on voters’ trust and highlighting his opponent’s past to help him keep his seat, but Trump and policy issues still loom large.
Republican Rep. Ryan Mackenzie is banking on voters’ trust and highlighting his opponent’s past to help him keep his seat, but Trump and policy issues still loom large.
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Voters in Alabama, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Oregon and Pennsylvania head to the polls today in a test of Trump’s influence.
The president’s favored candidates scored decisive victories while his opponents were soundly rejected by Republican primary voters. But whether that amounts to wins in November remains to be seen.