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ETA: He'll also be the strongest foreign policy President we've had since HW. For the .005% of America that cares about that. |
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This kid out of Indiana is showing well, as is Beto. But I think Biden locks it up early as frontrunner and picks someone exciting to run with him. Bernie, Warren, Castro, Gillibrand, Gabbard, and Booker aren't going anywhere. And I think Harris, Klobuchar, and Abrams are "interviewing" for Cabinet/Administration positions and hoping for a miracle when it comes to actually being elected President. TM |
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My belief is that Senators are all overrated, and the longer they've been a Senator, the more overrated they are. That suggests that Buttigieg, Beto and Abrams are underrated. Maybe Castro and Gabbard too, but Gabbard is DOA and I don't know anything about Castro. I've been impressed by Harris, maybe because she has not been in the Senate long. |
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Harris can beat Trump. She’s the moderate’s 2d choice behind Biden. Booker is interesting. He’s a traditional non-populist. He’d school Trump in debates. But he comes off too plasticky. Be close call. Smartest candidate is Buttegieg. Impressive, non-populist. But is nation going to elect openly gay man? He’d bring out the Jesus freak and homophobic vote. I know nothing of her policies, but I quite like Gabbard, for obvious reasons. She’s like an even cuter version of Julia Louise Dreyfus. |
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Basically, there is the usual NH/IA/SC/NV stuff followed by an Ultra-super Tuesday in which Texas and California and a bunch of other good size states all go and more than a third of the delegates are chosen and then a compressed cycle with another third chosen in the rest of March. More than 70% by the end of March. For candidates other than Bernie and Biden, who start with money and enough support to get them in any top tier, that means winnowing the field between now and January. If there are still more than a half-dozen standing in January, beating either of those front runners will be hard because they'll all split the vote fighting for second or third and a chance to go one-on-one in later primaries with the big guys while the big two rack up delegates. I don't want Bernie and am kind of meh about Biden, so my hope is both of them start looking like yesterday's news by fall. I think that is possible, in which case we have a race. But if those two are still out front in November it is going to be tough for anyone else. There is another potential odd dynamic - what if we get one or more "favorite son" candidates who say, hey, Texas, or hey, Calfornia, give me your votes and I'll broker the convention. If Beto takes Texas and Harris California, we could have a dynamic we haven't really seen in many decades. |
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But how would you vote today? Since even morons vote. |
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So ask yourself, would I vote for you? ETA: Not that I vote exclusively on character. But let’s not fight the hypo. |
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