Corruption might not be the winning issue Democrats expect
Summary
The article says Democrats have rarely turned perceptions of corruption in the opposing party into an electoral advantage. It attributes this difficulty to voters often viewing both parties, and politics itself, as corrupt.Key Facts
- The article discusses whether corruption can help Democrats win elections.
- It says it has seldom been easy for one party to benefit electorally from perceived corruption in the other party.
- The article frames the claim in terms of American political history.
- It says voters tend to see both major parties as corrupt.
- It also says voters tend to view politics itself as corrupt.
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