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To: koan who wrote (431148)	2/27/2020 1:06:09 PM
From: cosmicforce	Respond to of 543587

<So where is this D's can't win coming from?> ABC News? Two defeats of Al Gore? Supreme Court stacking and meddling? Weakness? And yours? Right-minded "thoughts and prayers" for something different this time. nbcnews.com Muddled results in the first two contests of the 2020 primary race have quashed hopes for a quick consolidation around a challenger to take on President Donald Trump — and Democrats are now strapping in for a drawn-out delegate hunt that could end in the first contested convention in decades. Instead of clarifying the race, Iowa and New Hampshire left an unprecedented seven candidates with a credible reason to stay in and succeeded in winnowing only minor players such as former Rep. John Delaney of Maryland and entrepreneur Andrew Yang. The field is now fractured among several medium-strength candidates, each strong enough to keep going for at least a while, but none likely able enough to dominate.