Fixed a typo. Note that by now, I need a separate category for Stacey Abrams, but I really do not expect her to actually run. She seems mostly to be angling for the VP slot.pic.twitter.com/Y4Wgx5kAch
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Fixed a typo. Note that by now, I need a separate category for Stacey Abrams, but I really do not expect her to actually run. She seems mostly to be angling for the VP slot.pic.twitter.com/Y4Wgx5kAch
If the Democrat nominee is Biden or Sanders (currently the poll frontrunners), he'll be favored to win and will turn 80 by the middle of his first term. That makes the VP slot an extremely valuable prize, and is likely driving the behavior of a lot of the contenders.
("Favored to win" doesn't equal "will win," of course. But the general perception of the Democrat as the favorite is likely to be even more favorable when viewed from the perspective of a Democratic politician.)
D field by top position held: 1 VP 1 Cabinet 8 SEN 6 House 2 GOV 2 Mayor 2 Private citizens Remember when Governors used to be seen as the best POTUS candidates? W, Clinton, Reagan, Carter, FDR (also Romney, Dukakis, Stevenson, Dewey).
FWIW, I think you have Moulton’s state wrong.
Ah, copy/paste error.
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