Former Senator Joe Manchin (I-W.Va.), previously a Democrat, is advocating for greater representation of independents in Congress. In a recent interview with the New York Times, Manchin discussed how his departure from the two-party system has allowed him to collaborate more effectively with other senators. He emphasized that many people are seeking a political environment that reflects a sense of normalcy.
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Joe Manchin advocates for increased representation of independents in Congress
Former Senator Joe Manchin is promoting the idea of increasing the number of independent representatives in Congress. He believes that his shift away from the two-party system has enhanced his ability to work with colleagues in the Senate.
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Manchin calls for more independents in Congress: ‘People want a little bit more normalcy’
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Joe Manchin advocates for increased representation of independents in Congress