Voters Back Anti-Establishment Candidates for the Senate
Robert Reich argues that anti-establishment anger, not the economy or Donald Trump alone, drove voters toward Democratic Senate candidates, with policy promises now shaping the 2028 election.
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Robert Reich argues that anti-establishment anger, not the economy or Donald Trump alone, drove voters toward Democratic Senate candidates, with policy promises now shaping the 2028 election.
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