By Town Hall, March. 12, 2019
Much of the early 2020 conventional wisdom has gravitated toward the notion that in a crowded field of relative up-and-comers, Bernie Sanders may be relegated to the role of 'has-been'. Even if another seventy-something political veteran jumps into the race -- more on Joe Biden in a moment -- a lot of the analysis I've read posits that Biden would have a fairly wide 'center-left' lane to potentially dominate, whereas Sanders could get squeezed out. He's old news, the theory goes, and could struggle to lastingly compete with a bevy of fresher faces on the party's harder left flank. But does the evidence bear that out at this stage?
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