March 11, 20207 min read, 1466 words
Published: March 11, 2020 | 7 min read, 1466 words
AdvertisementIt was a concession speech, of a kind: Addressing reporters on Wednesday, Senator bowed not to , who in a second consecutive week of primary elections, but to the reality of his political predicament. Stripped of his briefly held status as the Democratic front-runner...
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March 12, 2020
This article serves as an “establishment” perspective on the state of the horse race, listing off the various individuals' attitudes and sense of where the situation stands.
It doesn't attempt to go much deeper, only slightly predicting a change in tone of the campaigning, not predicting any sharp changes.
Nothing seemed jarringly wrong, either. So a solid 4
March 12, 2020