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In this episode, we look at why Joe Biden is so dependent on the crazies in his own party, and why he has never been able to govern as a third-way candidate in order to achieve the goals he set out to achieve as a presidential candidate in 2016. And why he s now looking much more seriously at President Donald Trump as a potential successor. Joe Biden has always been a third way candidate, and now that he s running for president, he s looking more and more like a candidate who s going to have to work with Trump to win re-election. And that s a problem for him, because Trump is much more likely to be re-elected than Biden is to win the 2020 election, and that s why Biden s approval ratings have never recovered from their low point after 9/11 and the Afghanistan pullout from Afghanistan, and they veered back to the low 40 s ever since. In other words, Joe Biden never really had the opportunity to be a full-on left-wing presidential candidate, because he was running against a crazier person, Bernie Sanders. And that's why he didn t do what he really wanted to do, which is to become a Third Way candidate and govern as an FDR-like figure like his old man, a third party candidate like Hillary Clinton. We ll talk about why that s not a good thing and why it s now a disaster for him and why Biden is now looking more like Trump, not less likely to win in 2020 and what that means for him in 2020. It s an amazing story, and it s a story about how a president who could have been a second term, but chose to go full on left wing, not right wing, and how he s not going to get a second chance at it, and what he s actually got knocked out of the running for the White House by Donald Trump in 2016, not by a primary challenge from a guy who s more moderate than he actually got a chance to run for president in 2016 and how that s actually not a shot at it at all, but by how he did it, not how much he actually did it. and why that matters more than he should have a second time, and the impact on his chances of winning the election, not what he could have done in 2020 not how he could be a transformative president, and why he should veered away from being a third Way candidate, not a third Party candidate.
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