Not analogous. Bien polls fifteen points higher then Jeb, who was tied with Walker at approx 15% this time in 2015. Jeb's "frontrunner" status came from his name and fundraising. Biden's comes from name ID, but also claim on Obama's legacy and perception of electability.
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Well, he is much more popular than Jeb. So...........
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Pros of this theory: *In the wrong party this year. *Avatar of the party powerful. Mixed: *Hated by the base who will determine the election(?) - See "In the wrong party" Cons: *Jeb had better memespic.twitter.com/ka3KSkMM3K
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The subtle issue of course is that if the base actually likes him... /Would this make Bernie into Trump?
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This middle lane strategy only works if he doesn’t run away from being a moderate in the 70s, 80s, 90s, etc.
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No, he is the Selina Meyer of 2016.
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Couple of key differences: -Dems will be way more focus on "who can beat Trump". There was no defined candidate last time which I think hurt Bush -He doesn't have a clown show former President for a brother
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Wait, what? "Beat Hillary" was the mantra. I don't think many Republicans ever thought Bernie or O'Malley would be the nominee.
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