1. Going to be an odd race. Absolute potential it could a big surprise, as Carter was in 1976. He was little known and perceived as a humble, down-home outsider, the antithesis to Nixon.
2. I continue to believe there is some chance Trump is not running in 2020, whether he resigns, is impeached, gets primaried, or chooses to, errrr, retire "undefeated." Not high odds on any of those individually, but they're all options still on the table. The third is interesting, given how freaked out the GOP already is, ordering Republicans to either get behind their guy or get out.
3. The Democratic candidate needs to flip Michigan, Pennsylvania and Ohio or Wisconsin and hold everything else assuming the Electoral College vote counts don't change and she/he is the winner.
4. I don't think Warren can win. She is more divisive than Clinton. She will bring out "anti-" voters in droves.
5. Kamala Harris is intriguing. She's inexperienced but ambitious, and she has a tough streak. I don't know that she can galvanize progressives, but I'm not sure how much that matters.
6. I still want Steve Bullock (governor of Montana) to run, but I think he won't.
7. OT the idea of Nikki Haley going after Trump is very interesting -- I'd support that 1,000%. Admittedly, I'd support plenty of Republicans going after Trump.
