Power & Politics Full Show: Republican Joe Pinion’s bid to unseat Sen. Charles Schumer
Joe Pinion is the first Black man to represent a major party running for the U.S. Senate. By extension, If elected, he would become the state's first Black senator.
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Apr 10, 2022, 5:28 PM
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4ds ago Joe Pinion is the
first Black man to represent a major party running for the U.S. Senate. By
extension, If elected, he would become the state's first Black senator.
The 38-year-old
Republican, 38, is a native of Yonkers, entrepreneur and political news
commentator.
He joined News 12’s Scott McGee on this week’s Power & Politics.
