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To: d[-_-]b who wrote (912439)	1/6/2016 1:38:26 PM
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Again Byron Wien and Doug Kass come to the same conclusion but from different paths. Both think Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton will prevail in this year's presidential election. Wien says Clinton will battle it out against Republican candidate Ted Cruz. "The biggest hit I ever had was in 2008 when ... I picked [President Barack] Obama to be [the Democratic] candidate," Wien said. "That was probably the gutsiest 'surprise' and the biggest win and I did it based on the momentum. And that's why I picked Ted Cruz this time around." Kass believes that the presidency will be a contest between Clinton and Donald Trump (with Cruz as his running mate) and a very tight race (with Clinton beating Trump 293 electoral votes to 245 votes). "We have this huge movement to the left and the right this year as both aisles of the pew reject the notion of the status quo. Trump is a beneficiary of that as is Bernie Sanders, but I think in the end Hillary will easily advance," Kass says.