Asked about low approval ratings, Tammy Baldwin points to ‘polarization,’ Koch brothers

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Asked to explain her low approval ratings in Wisconsin on Thursday, Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin pointed to how “terribly polarized” the state has become and complained about the influence of the Koch brothers.

In an interview on “Morning Joe,” Baldwin responded to a question about her low popularity by asserting, “We’re a terribly polarized state, which I hate.”

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