President Trump formally launched his 2020 re-election campaign on Tuesday in front of a large crowd in Orlando, Florida, telling them "We are going to keep making America great again and then we will indeed keep America great..We are going to keep it better than ever before and that is why I stand before you tonight to officially launch my campaign for a second term as president of the United States"
He will always have large crowds so long as he keeps the undying support of about 43% of voters.
But that is not enough to win 2020. He has to convince independents and suburban GOP women that he will be better than whoever the Dems put up.
And if they put up a woman who presents herself as not radical, he will have a problem.
That woman could be Harris.
She is able to change her views on anything, even back and forth over time, so long as they align with the most recent polls.
. . . it certainly wont be Biden as everyone sees him as too weak and indecisive no matter what the polls say.
As a genius lawyer, Harris can make arguments, and ask penetrating questions, that make her present views (whatever they may be) seem as the only logical conclusion.
. . . Bernie Sanders has been loosing ground since last running for the office so it doesn't look good, so who will it be?
Bernie made the mistake of overexposure. People are getting sick of his shtick.
Harris has been wise not to overexpose herself, not to peak too early, not to make people sick of her.
She will put in a solid performance in the upcoming debate, keeping her in the top four or five, but still biding her time until Biden and Bernie burn themselves out.
Bernie only lasted so long in 2016 because of how many Dems hated Hillary.
Also, Pocahontas could begin to burn out due to seeming too intense.
The WSJ had an interesting poll recently which showed that Dems want someone who is not intense (like Trump), or radical in policy (like Sanders), but who is more calm and steady.
CALMala Harris could be their answer.
