Perhaps this is where Chambers still played it too close to heart. He’s running on the Democratic Ticket. This might give him a stronger chance at winning, but what happens when you make it to the Senate? Then you’ll begin to feel the influence of the “Democratic Party”, especially when it comes to voting for “Partisan policy”. Even if you aren’t 100% in favor a particular item in a policy, if your party wants it passed – you best shut it and vote “ay!”
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