The pundits are trying to count Michael out.
Here’s the truth: History has shown us that early frontrunners aren’t the ultimate winners in presidential races.
In 1976, the Democratic field was very similar to that of the 2020 field – crowded and with very little consolidated support.
While there were four top contenders, in the end, it was the least-known candidate, Jimmy Carter, that claimed the nomination after winning in Iowa and New Hampshire.
In 2003, Joe Lieberman was leading the pack. In a matter of months, John Kerry went from a low-polling long shot to the de facto Democratic nominee.
Barack Obama was trailing by double digits until he won the Iowa Caucus.
These early polls weren’t predictive of how things would develop and change on the campaign trail over the course of weeks and months.
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