BREAKING: Former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick announces 2020 presidential bid
announced Thursday that he will run for the Democratic nomination for president.
His decision to enter the primary comes against the backdrop of the realities of the political calendar — the filing deadline in all-important New Hampshire is Friday — as well as continued consternation from some Democrats about whether the current field presents viable options to beat President Donald Trump in 2020.that he had concerns about the negativity of a campaign and the impact of that on his family.
His late entry presents big hurdles, both in fundraising and when it comes to building a campaign organization that can keep pace with other candidates who have been running for almost a year.on Thursday morning, Patrick said,"This race is not just about the character of any one individual, but about the character of the country. This is our chance to reclaim the American Dream."Ali Vitali is a political reporter for NBC News, based in Washington.
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