A fired staffer's Nazi photo reopened an old fight: which party has the extremism problem?

Jon Husted's campaign fired political director Stephen Woytek after Nazi imagery and a Rhodesia-themed playlist surfaced online. The episode raises a question hanging over this year’s midterms: is either party actually harboring extremis…
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