Here's what history proves - Bad Dogs and Bakeries

Here’s what history proves

March 4, 2020

In order to win, the Democrats need to nominate someone charismatic, inexperienced, and unknown. It won't happen

In all of recorded history — at least as I know it — every time the Democratic Party has chosen a presidential candidate who was a former vice president, they have lost:

1968 Hubert Humphrey

1984 Walter Mondale

2000 Al Gore

2020 Joe Biden

Every time the Democratic Party has chosen a presidential candidate who was an experienced, established, and familiar politician, they have lost:

1952 Adlai Stevenson

1956 Adlai Stevenson

1972 George McGovern

1988 George Dukakis

2004 John Kerry

2016 Hillary Clinton

2020 Bernie Sanders

Only when the Democratic Party chooses a presidential candidate who is charismatic, inexperienced, and unknown before the campaign, do they win:

1960 John Kennedy

1976 Jimmy Carter

1992 Bill Clinton

2008 Barack Obama

2020 Pete Boot-a-judge

South: A path of my own

Author: John Morris

With our friends’ warnings of impending civil war, certain death, and worse echoing in our heads, Kim and I set off for a place others were leaving on what would be the adventure of our lives: Twenty years in Africa during a tumultuous period of change.

That adventure is at the heart of “South.”