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What now? Election losers look to the future

Jeremy Duda and Hank Stephenson//December 29, 2014//

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What now? Election losers look to the future

What now? Election losers look to the future

Jeremy Duda and Hank Stephenson//December 29, 2014//

Life goes on after election losses. Some of those knocked down in the November election are already pulling themselves up, preparing for the next run for office. Others are moving...

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