Why Beto is a Beta
He might think himself the next Bill Clinton, but he’s probably the next John Edwards
He might think himself the next Bill Clinton, but he’s probably the next John Edwards
Can anyone win the 2020 Democratic primary without destroying their chances in the general election?
Out with it, already
Beyond hating the president, the party has little to offer. That needs to change if they want success in 2020
The Democrats still can’t bring themselves to reclaim their blue-collar base from Trump
Read some mean tweets about a 77-year-old man
He could be the last chance to put the stark, raving liberal genie back in the bottle
Name recognition and star power split the 2020 field
You’re getting a reasonable, good faith opponent, not a political ally
If Trump continues to break his promises through a second term, the Hawaii congresswoman would be well poised to pick up the pieces
If Kamala Harris is an act, she performs it well – and Republicans would be foolish to dismiss the threat she poses in 2020
Barring some unforeseen catastrophe, he’s obviously running
Her new book is a serviceable tract attesting to the ambition, grit and sheer cunning of its author
Waylaid by Trump and overshadowed by Beto, the former Mayor of San Antonio’s route to the 2020 nomination is an unlikely one
From a purely electoral standpoint, Sanders stands the best chance against Trump