Here are the 4 key questions about 2020 that Democrats are about to answer:
The Democratic presidential field for now is divided into two categories. There are candidates who are missing some of the essential pieces to be seen as strong general election nominees. And there are candidates who are missing virtuallyThe debate stage in Detroit over the next two days is the next chance — and for some candidates, likely the last chance — to grab those missing pieces needed to fill in weak or blurry portraits.
There are doctrinal differences between them that are the stuff of faculty lounges. Warren says she believes in capitalism that must be aggressively regulated to protect against the excesses of capitalists. Sanders is a democratic socialist who believes capitalism itself holds structural flaws that exploit working people and endanger the public interest.Sign Up
In her case, she seems to be making inroads into multiple constituencies. What she needs to grow is the range of her own voice. In last month’s debate, Warren was commanding on the economics and fairness issues that are her signature, but was less forceful — she often seemed to retreat on the stage — on other subjects.
That’s where the suit comes in. When he first shot to national prominence in the winter and spring, it was with a series of appearances — the Tonight Show, and his own announcement speech — in which he appeared jacketless with a tight shirt and his sleeves rolled up. It simultaneously conveyed appealing informality and hardworking sincerity — the latter-day equivalent of the classic 1960s image of Mayor John Lindsay dashing around the streets of New York with suit jacket slung over his shoulder.
Palmieri, now an author and commentator, is neutral in the race. But she’s told reporters that they should keep an eye peeled on Bullock’s prospects. At 53, the attorney and chairman of the National Governors Association is smart, and has a record of winning over a certain type of moderately conservative voter that Democrats need but often don’t get, Palmieri said.
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