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Joe Biden is running for re-election in 2020 on a platform of "I care about people like you." It's a weird strategy, but it's the one that seems to be working for him right now. And it's a strange one, because since 2008, there have been three types of presidential election since 2008: unity elections, revolution elections, and cares about me elections. In 2016, a revolution election is about overturning something, and in 2016, it was about bringing the country together. That's not what the American people were thinking in 2008 and 2020. And that's why Joe Biden is not running on a unity platform. He's running on one of the most unpopular presidential candidates of all time, Bernie Sanders. And Joe Biden's campaign strategy in 2020 is not about uniting the country. It's about who cares more about you, the country, and who cares the most about you. But what happens when the country is not unified, and things are not better than they were when Joe Biden was elected in 2008, 2020, and after three years in office? What happens when things aren't better than when he took office? What does that actually mean for Joe Biden s chances of winning the election in 2020? And why is this a bad idea? And what does that mean for the country in the long-term, and why should he run on a compassionate platform? a compassionate election and why is it a good idea for him to run on that platform in the 2020 election? This episode is a must listen, because Joe Biden needs to know that he needs to run a compassionate and unifying platform in order to win the election, not a compassionate one. . or else he won't get re-elected in 2020, because he's going to have a chance at all the votes he s running for president in the next election, and he s not going to win it. And he s going to lose it at least not on the basis of his unpopular policies, which is going to be a compassionate enough because he s too unpopular on the other way he s gonna have to go back to the middle, which means he s just not have a lot of people who care more about me not enough people voting for him that s not enough, right? And that s a problem, right, and can he really care about me? or not enough about me, right ?
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