Brooks and Capehart on what progressive primary wins mean for Democrats (Level 1)

A progressive Democrat, Abdul Al-Sayed, won a close primary election in Michigan. He will now run for the U.S. Senate. Some Republicans are already using his full Arabic name in ads. Many people see this as an attack on his Muslim faith. Some experts say Democratic voters often choose candidates who are very liberal. But they add that moderate candidates usually win more votes in big elections. Al-Sayed says his campaign is about fighting Trump's policies, not about being a socialist. The general election in Michigan will be an important test for the party.