Dem House candidate in West Virginia voted for Trump

> In an interview with Hill.TV’s “Rising,” Ojeda said it’s not that he always agrees with Trump, who remains very popular in West Virginia. > “If you have a great idea, I'll support your great idea. But if you don't have a great idea, I won’t,” he said. > “Just because I support somebody doesn’t necessarily mean I'll agree with them always. If they do not do something that’s correct, I have the right to make comment.” This is also known as "having a mind of your own" and should be encouraged. It's sad to me that he even has to preface the conversation with this, but it's completely necessary here. > “I believe in what the Democratic Party was supposed to be. It was supposed to be about taking care of the working class citizens, taking care of our sick, taking care of our elderly, our veterans — if we are going to send you away and break you, we are going to fix you when you get home. And creating opportunities for those who live in poverty,” he said. Man, the political field is so fucked up that this seems to fit more into the Republican platform than the Democrat platform. I'm glad to see that this guy is sticking with his party rather than jumping ship, the Democrats really need to get their collective shit together. They should be mopping the floor with that platform, not ceding to the Republicans. What *does* the Democrat platform stand for nowadays, anyway?