If you can't afford your rent, if you can't afford your health insurance,
it's pretty hard for you to think about anything else.
And until we start talking about those issues more often, we're going to continue to believe voters.
And that's something that I've understood all my life.
That's what made me want to be a Democrat.
The Republicans offer nothing for a working class family.
They never have and they never will.
It's Wednesday, September 2nd.
I'm Jane Koston, and this is What a Day.
Massachusetts Democratic Senator Ed Markey won his primary last night, and today I'm talking
with Maine Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson about what it will take for him to join Ed in D.C.
Troy Jackson, welcome to What a Day.
Hey, sounds good.
I'm really excited to be here.
So you had a town hall in Lewiston last night.
What did you hear from voters?
What are they saying to you in these moments?
You know, it's what I expected.
But, you know, they're talking about how health care is getting out of reach.
Housing is getting out of reach.