The test case race: in Ohio, Sherrod Brown is running for the Senate as Thomas Frank's dream candidate. Can economic populism vanquish culture and terror in a red state?(ELECTION 2006 SPECIAL)
American Prospect, The, October, 2006 by McNeill, James
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THE WORLD HEADQUARTERS OF THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND Rubber Co. is still in Akron, Ohio, but all they make there now are decisions. Except for a few specialty racing tires, Goodyear hasn't made tires in Akron in years. Industry here is dead, dead, dead, and there is nothing we can do to revive it.
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Apparently, Sherrod Brown never got that memo from the Atari Democrats. Twenty-five years after the cutting-edge members of his party gave up on quaint ideas like manufacturing and collective bargaining, Brown, a seven-term congressman from northeast Ohio, is running a campaign for Senate ...
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