A new Quinnipiac poll found that just four 2020 contenders have a majority favorability among Democratic voters. Predictably, former Vice President Joe Biden leads the pack with 84 percent, and Sen. Bernie Sanders comes in second at 74 percent. The next two contenders at 60 percent are Hillary Clinton (not actually a contender) and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (who also may not be a viable contender following her 1/1024 catastrophe).
Suffice it to say, the Democratic Party has a problem.
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