'Some of them are dumb enough': Dems reveal strategy to target Republicans

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U.S. Sens. Rueben Gallego and Mark Kelly sounded the alarm about Republican plans to slash Medicaid health care funding, telling attendees at a town hall in Scottsdale that working class Arizonans will be devastated if voters don't get engaged and apply pressure now. Kelly said that the 'real stories' of those who will be directly harmed by the cuts that President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans will pursue -- a 'high probability,' in his estimation -- to offset the cost of tax cuts are the most powerful weapons that voters have.

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