Barack Obama was a once-in-a-generation political talent.
If so that implies that the electorate's political beliefs do not lean as far to the left as his victories imply. Which I can believe based on what we're seeing now.
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I agree Biden’s underwhelming, but are we sure donors wouldn’t have preferred a Bloomberg or a Booker?
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Obama said himself he was 20 years ahead of his time.
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Obama was always center-left. Add that to his talent then his victories make sense.
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I’ve been saying a version of this all night. Can we only win elections with once and a life time candidates?
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Under the current rules, maybe?
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Seems more about who the working class voters of the Midwest believe in.
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The electorate hardly knows or cares about what it believes. Whoever can keep us entertained wins.pic.twitter.com/eCH0pP66xi
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It is really not about right or left, or even about policy. The policies that Biden support, which are quite « left » are supported by steong majorities. It is something else... identity?
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This sounds like a debate had in the UK last election. Individually the Left policies are popular with the electorate, but offered all of them at the same time feels like too much of a change to many people that in principle tend in that direction.
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