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Fighting — Literally — for the People in West Virginia
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Two days before his primary election in May 2016, West Virginia State Senator Richard Ojeda was brutally attacked and beaten at a political cookout. He spent several days in the hospital with eight bone fractures in his face. Yet he won the primary as well as the subsequent general election, and now he's fighting again — this time for a congressional seat in a heavily Republican district. And if you thought that his experience would cause him to keep quiet, you'd be wrong. Way, way wrong.
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