A Maine Senate candidate criticized Washington politicians for ignoring the concerns of ordinary people, arguing that his campaign focuses on issues often overlooked by senators. In a recent interview, he highlighted the lack of representation for everyday Americans, particularly in his state. The remarks suggest a sharp contrast between his grassroots approach and the priorities of established lawmakers. The discussion took place during a prominent Sunday political program.


Democratic Maine Senate candidate Troy Jackson on Sunday said that he's campaigning on issues that many senators in Washington don't "give a s--- about." Jackson pitched his campaign in an interview on CNN's "State of the Union" with Dana Bash. He emphasized that "at least in Maine, we don't have anyone in everyday people's corners,...