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Originally Posted by Guest
The problem with elections is that name recognition means more than qualifications because name recognition only requires well recognizing the name of the candidate. and that's about as far as they need to go before they enter the voting booth.
The 19+ Republicans candidates provide an opportunity for needed debate about national priorities and solutions.
Following the Republican primaries we will have an opportunity to test if name recognition is enough?
If elections in Europe are any indication the mood of voters is leaning conservative
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All great points.
But do you not find it curious that in a democratic primary season with someone as far ahead and as easily identifiable as she is, that a new candidate on the scene might make for a bit of conversation ? I was shocked that not one democrat has posted on this (or at least that I recognized a such)
Will be interesting as he hits the road how he is received and if the press even gives him a nod !