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The bloviators claim that the contest is now between Senators Harris and Warren.
"Everyone" agrees that Vice President Biden and Senator Sanders are, well, boring old men who should pack it in.
And "everyone" agrees that President Trump would beat either Harris or Warren -- IF there is no substantial election fraud.
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Something sticks in my craw when it comes to Senator Harris: She seems to be a self-serving phony. Leave it to my home state of California to elect someone like her.
The pundits are of course trying to manufacture consensus and steer the direction of the nomination at the behest of their editors/producers, as they did in 2016. Generally the media's take goes like this:
* Bernie sucks and should be demeaned whenever possible; he's too consistent, too boring, etc. Never mention his poll bumps, or at best bury them, but be sure to mention every downturn even if his polling average doesn't really change.
* Biden is a bit goofy but hey, he's the kindly weird uncle and he's the most electable. Always mention his poll bumps and never mention a downturn unless it's so huge and newsworthy you can't possibly lie by omission, and in that case, talk about his electability some more to offset.
* ...but in case you're not into him, go with Buttigieg or Kamala. The former is so eloquent! The latter was a prosecutor!
* Warren is okay... I guess. Is America really ready for her?
I don't recall hearing this line about Trump beating Harris and Warren though, but a match up featuring either certainly makes me uncomfortable.
And yes, Kamala is almost certainly a triangulating superficial pseudo-progressive, who pretends at being a proponent of MFA etc because that's where the zeitgeist is.
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