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What does bourbon have to do with the US midterms?

What does bourbon have to do with the US midterms?

What does bourbon have to do with the US midterms?

The US-Canada trade war is hurting Kentucky’s bourbon industry, which generates billions of dollars annually in this historically Republican state. Al Jazeera’s Heidi Zhou-Castro talks to Kentucky voters about how the state’s struggling bourbon industry could impact their vote.

  • bourbon
  • midterm
  • canada
  • trade
  • war
  • kentucky
  • industry
  • billion

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