Ok. Mid-terms are over.
The Race for the White House is upon us. In about 15 months, the first primaries will take place. Over the next year, people will be jockeying for position - trying to figure out the right coalition of voters and messaging to win the Democratic Nomination - and if any brave Republican dare to challenge Trump.
Front-runners will come and go - the key is not to peak in 2019, but to build momentum into 2020. The Dems will have a power struggle - old guard, progressives, centrists, men, women, whites, minorities - all vying for the soul of the party and the right to challenge Trump* in the general election.
*There only two people who can knock Trump out of the Republican nomination, Trump himself, or Robert Mueller. No other candidate will pry the GOP from Trump's iron-clad grip.
So, let us see who emerges, and what issues rise up to the forefront over the next 12-15 months.
The Race for the White House is upon us. In about 15 months, the first primaries will take place. Over the next year, people will be jockeying for position - trying to figure out the right coalition of voters and messaging to win the Democratic Nomination - and if any brave Republican dare to challenge Trump.
Front-runners will come and go - the key is not to peak in 2019, but to build momentum into 2020. The Dems will have a power struggle - old guard, progressives, centrists, men, women, whites, minorities - all vying for the soul of the party and the right to challenge Trump* in the general election.
*There only two people who can knock Trump out of the Republican nomination, Trump himself, or Robert Mueller. No other candidate will pry the GOP from Trump's iron-clad grip.
So, let us see who emerges, and what issues rise up to the forefront over the next 12-15 months.
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