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Nationally, some Americans had a hard time believing that Senator Ed Markey could hang on to his Senate seat after a 50+ year-long career in politics. That was what Seth Moulton was counting on.
But in Massachusetts, the outcome was never in doubt. Did they buck the national change-wave trend? Or is generational change more than just a number? Democratic strategist Joe Trippi and celebrated author Joe Klein hash it on this week's Two Joes.
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