Laura Moser, who's running for the House seat in Texas's 7th district, told Cheddar the vast majority of Americans already hold Democratic values. She argues that the party loses elections by trying to "act too Republican." For full interview [click here](https://cheddar.com/videos/laura-moser-aims-to-make-history-in-texas-midterm-elections).
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