Economist Podcasts A Biden by their decision? Democrats debate
Jan 14, 2020
Join John Fassman, a Washington correspondent, as he dissects the evolving dynamics of the Democratic primary and its implications for candidates like Biden and Sanders. Roger McShane, the Middle East editor, provides insight into the recent protests in Iran, highlighting public discontent against the regime. Mariana Palau, based in Bogotá, discusses the troubling state of the city's public transport system, revealing the political missteps that led to its decline. A captivating exploration of pressing global issues and local governance!
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Static Standings
- The Democratic primary race mirrors January 2019, with Biden leading Sanders by nine points.
- Momentum from early voting could shift standings, making it crucial to observe who gains traction.
Biden's Resilience
- Biden's perceived soft support hasn't wavered; he remains a strong contender.
- His message of returning to normalcy resonates with voters.
Momentum Matters
- Watch for candidates gaining momentum as voting begins.
- Early victories can snowball into larger support, shifting race dynamics.