Democrats smart to run on anti-corruption despite scandals in their own ranks: Guy Benson

Washington Examiner columnist Guy Benson said Democrats were smart to use anti-corruption messaging in campaigns despite ignoring corruption within their own party. “It’s actually very smart and savvy politically for the Democrats to be…
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