Democratic Massachusetts Congressman Seth Moulton enters 2020 presidential race: NBC
WASHINGTON - Seth Moulton, an Iraq War veteran and Democratic congressman from Massachusetts, entered the 2020 presidential nomination contest on Monday, swelling the ranks of declared contenders to almost 20, his campaign announced in a video posted on YouTube.
But Moulton, 40, has already built a political career driven by challenging the party’s establishment. “Tough conversations make us stronger, not weaker, and we need to keep having them if we’re going to deliver on the change that we’ve promised the American people,” Moulton said in a statement announcing the end of his opposition to Pelosi.
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