Admittedly, I'm not good at predicting partisan political stuff - Much of the time I don't know what I'm supposed to believe. But my concern when Trump first got into office was that things would go so nuts that the backlash would be strongest not from the rank-and-file Democrats, but from the hardcore Left. Then 2020 would end up being a race between the two whacked-out ends of the spectrum.
Yeah. There is no "hardcore left" of any import or influence in the U.S., no matter how much you insist on seeing "things". Much less are they in control of the Democratic party.
The backlash, the revulsion, against Trump is pretty universal, and I find it hard to differentiate between the revulsion of the centrists, and that of the moderate leftists.
There is
no reason to seek approval for the fact that your stubborn determination to see "things" hasn't changed, that you've
learned nothing except perhaps seeing "things" more vigorously, over the last 30 months.
There is something scurrilous about the perennial harping over a non-existent hardcore left, and a near complete silence over the Koch-fuelled prion disease that actually befell and took over the GOP. Not that it matters all that much on the planet of Seeing Things.