Why Rhode Island may oust a sitting governor over a bridge
Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee faces an unprecedented primary challenge that could make him the first sitting U.S. governor to lose a primary in eight years. Notably, this threat does not come from the insurgent left or a young challenger, suggesting the opposition stems from a different political direction or established faction.
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Why Rhode Island may oust a sitting governor over a bridge
Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee faces an unprecedented primary challenge and could become the first sitting U.S. governor to lose a primary in eight years. Notably, his threat doesn't come from a progressive insurgent or young upstart, but rather from within traditional political circles. The governor's political vulnerability appears tied to controversy surrounding a bridge issue in the state.
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