On the Ballot: The provocateur both parties can’t stop talking about
The name on everyone’s lips in Washington in one of the most talked about Senate races this fall is neither candidate. It’s Hasan Piker. He's been described as a left-wing “streamer from California.” For some progressives, he's part of the equation they argue the party needs to build a "winning...
The name on everyone’s lips in Washington in one of the most talked about Senate races this fall is neither candidate. It’s Hasan Piker. He's been described as a left-wing “streamer from California.” For some progressives, he's part of the equation they argue the party needs to build a "winning coalition." To other Democrats and several Republicans, he's antisemitic and a “communist fanatic.” Piker, who boasts 3.1 million followers...
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