Barring some kind of financial meltdown I think they're all in for a tough go; particularly Sanders and Warren.
I've been impressed with Mayor Pete, but again america is not going to elect a gay man president, so .... :dunno:
I think that you're right about that. But if we really look at it, isn't that also his claim to fame among many on the left? From a story I read on CNBC about a month ago, the Hollywood crowd was behind him more than any other candidate, once Kamala Harris dropped out - yet they seemed to either know very little about his positions
(surprise... not!), or his positions weren't as far to the left as their own. But he checked the necessary LGB... er, A-Z box for them. I'm not going to say that those hypocritical, navel-gazing airheads are representative of rank & file Democrats
(gosh, I hope not!), but much like the feminists who insisted that Hillary should be supported because simply she was a woman, there are those who would support Pete Buttigieg simply because he's a homosexual.
I personally can't say anything good or bad about him because I know almost nothing about him or his core positions. As businessmen, I'm more familiar with Bloomberg and Steyer - that I know less about Steyer would go in his favor versus Bloomy. And last, but not least, what I found really humorous about Andrew Yang was that a number of people (supposedly supporters) thought that he was the fellow who co-founded Yahoo!. Uh... that was
Jerry Yang.
I also think that you're right about the economy being the biggest factor. For most people, that's what it comes down to... almost always has.
