BLEEDING HEARTLAND: Meet Nathan Sage, the first Democrat running against Joni Ernst
Originally published on April 17
“The working class has been working their ass off every day to survive and make ends meet for their families,” Nathan Sage told me this week. Making working people’s lives better is the driving force of his U.S. Senate campaign.
At least four Democrats are thinking seriously about running against two-term Republican incumbent Joni Ernst. Sage was the first to make it official, on April 16.
Sage discussed his background, beliefs, and reasons for running in an interview with Bleeding Heartland the day before his campaign launch.
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