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Completely endorse this analysis. I’ll note that I struggle somewhat how to convey this situation in English. Biden more likely than not won’t be the nominee, but his odds of becoming the nominee seem a lot better than any other particular person’s odds. — PolitiTweet.org

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More? Yes, it's very early. But candidates w/ high name id who are polling around 30% at this point win 40% of the… https://t.co/Z1JIm0OBs2

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@willwilkinson This seems like a plausible account for why the personality-driven divide on social/cultural issues also extends into economics with conservatives trying to build a very grit-centric economy. — PolitiTweet.org

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An underrated possibility IMO is that in 2021 there’s a Democratic president and Mitch McConnell is still majority leader so the visionary Joe Manchin policy agenda proves to be much too progressive and ambitious. — PolitiTweet.org

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