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All that matters to me is electability.

Out of fifty states in the 2020 Presidential election, thirty-four have already been decided.1 The people in the remaining 16 states are not seeing the same news you are. They are older than you and they're not as outraged as you think. Re-election is a strong possibility.

With so much at stake, Risk Aversion is better than Revolution. This strategy is a slap in the face to candidates with progressive backgrounds and policy goals. It's a step backwards. But current demographics, successful defenses by the President and the worldwide push against Globalism are evidence that 2020 is not a Revolution year.2 A senate supermajority is literally impossible to achieve in this election.

So vote Bloomberg. He flip-flops when convenient, he's buying his spot in line and he may not be a good person. But he is a person whom, in 16 states, a voter won't have to defend their choice to their friends. Trade Trump for someone a lot like Trump but slightly more liberal. It's a safe bet and a small improvement.

Hoping for anything more than a small improvement in 2020 is a risk. People in those 16 states are not as outraged as you think. Re-election is a strong possibility.

On Inauguration Day 2021, what policy goals would you trade in exchange for seeing anyone but Trump standing there?


All that matters to me is electability.