Democrat doctor seeks seat to help heal U.S. problems
WASHINGTON - David Hunter looks at Congress and sees paralysis by partisanship.
"They don't do anything," Hunter said. "They don't even talk to each other."
Hunter, the Democratic nominee for the 5th District congressional seat being vacated by Rep. Ernest Istook , said he wants to go to Washington to solve problems -- by talking.
"I'm not a right-winger, I'm not a left-winger," he said. "We have to ...
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