U.S. Democratic Party’s left wing hoping for its own ‘Tea Party’ moment in midterm surge
A string of wins in primaries has drawn comparisons with the conservative Tea Party movement that emerged after Barack Obama's 2008 election and pushed Republicans sharply rightward
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