Marie Gluesenkamp Perez has spent four years carefully cultivating one of the most successful brands in politics: convincing Southwest Washington voters she’s not really like the rest of her party. She wears Carhartt. She fixes cars. She talks about affordability. She occasionally breaks with Democrat leadership just enough to earn glowing profiles from the national media. Then Congress votes. And suddenly that carefully crafted “moderate” image…
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