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As the voters start to choose America’s next political leader, the supreme court is allowing the politicians to choose their voters instead Everybody knows Donald Trump will be the Republican candidate for US president in 2020. Nobody has a clue who his Democratic opponent will be. The contest to find the answer to this question will be a marathon not a sprint, and the marathon has only just begun. The first real votes will not be cast until February; the nominee will not be formally adopted for more than a year. It is also an unusually crowded field this time. As many as 20 hopefuls qualified (on the basis of their poll ratings and their fundraising) for the first candidates’ debates in Miami this week. This meant they were randomly divided in two groups of 10, putting their cases on successive nights. Since there is no clear favourite, this underscored that this week was not the conclusive battle but more the start of a winnowing process. That reminder is timely because the two debates this week also had different dynamics. In the first, it was always clear that today’s hopefuls have significantly less faith than earlier Democratic leaders in the US economy’s automatic ability to expand and solve the material problems of ordinary voters, as well as a greater appetite for ambitious government programmes to achieve these ends. This made things straightforward for Elizabeth Warren, who puts these issues – including higher taxes on the super-rich – at the top of her agenda. Ms Warren arrived as the only one in her debate with poll support in double figures. She surely departed with that position enhanced. None of her rivals – who included the more centrist Cory Booker and the much touted Beto O’Rourke – wrested the initiative from her. The fact they missed this first best chance does not mean their campaigns are finished; but it means they are weakened. Continue reading…
