As things appear at this moment, 2019 is looking a little like 2015.
That year, a large field of people spent two years or more planning campaigns, raising money, hiring staff, figuring out where they were in in the great scheme of battle. They carefully considered whom to appeal to, and why. Then a stranger blew in, on a great burst of gusto, and blew all the players apart.
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