You posted: "That wonât happen. What it is theorized that he will do is siphon off enough traditional Democratic Party votes to give Trump the PV win in battleground contests.["
In that case, Trump wins. So why would Schultz run?
True.
And if you know anything about me, I donât want to see Trump re-elected.
But if Schultz (sp?) wishes to run, thatâs his business. The Democratic Party nominee should figure out what a Schultz voter wants and try to tap into that if they can. If Schultz is to the political center of both Trump and whomever the DNC nominee is, that would mean that the DNC nominee will have to move to the right. If that means that the nominee loses votes on the hard left, I am pretty sure they were voting for policies that were not in the best interest of the Nation.
There is an argument to be made that the âbest interest of the nationâ is to flush the orange blob out of the White House⌠I get that But it isnât (or at least shouldnât) be a matter of appealing to the wackiest single-issue people you can find. It should be doing what is best for the most while preserving the rights for all.
At least that is where I come down. Howard Schultz should run if he feels strongly about his ability to do the best job. If voters are âsplitâ, well, that is the way the cookie crumbles. Perhaps the Democrats who run the Party should ask why registered democrats may be looking elsewhere???