Wisconsin Democrats' Uncharacteristic Civility Masks Deeper Divide The debate among Democratic candidates for governor in Wisconsin earlier this week was notable not only for its relative lack of personal attacks but also for the subtle hints at deeper divisions within the party.
While the five contenders largely avoided direct barbs, their differing stances on key issues and the varying degrees of scrutiny they face from within the party became apparent.
At the center of this dynamic is Francesca Hong, a Democratic Socialist and front runner in the polls, whose viability in a general election against Republican Rep.