With the first caucuses and primaries right around the corner, few folks are working half as hard as the handful of candidates running in the shadows of Donald Trump and Joe Biden. The pair of front-runners certainly aren’t in a desperate rush to glad hand in the early voting states. They don’t seem nearly as concerned about the primary process – and why should they be? With massive leads in their respective fields, the present and immediate past presidents simply don’t have to campaign like their “potential running mates,” most of whom will be called also-rans – if, indeed, they’re remembered at all.
Biden in the Swing States
President Biden kicked off the 2024 campaign year January 5 with a speech in Pennsylvania near the place George Washington famously overwintered during the Revolutionary War. The current commander-in-chief used the story of America’s first…
