Affordability pain is not fading and it’s costing the party in power: Byron York

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Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York says the victory of Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed marks a significant milestone for the left wing, arguing the results carry far greater implications than previous progressive wins in congressional races. 

“Well, first of all, we’ve seen a lot of discussion about the polls in this race, and they were terrible. They were absolutely terrible. Couldn’t believe a word of them. But the most important story, the big story here, is that the socialist-aligned candidate won,” York said on Fox Business’s Kudlow on Wednesday.  

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