Anyone Except Trump

There are stellar choices among the too-long a list of Democrats for President. Employ the process I recommend in my book, How to Select an American President by James A. George and James A. Rodger (c) 2017 Archway Publishing.  The best emerge as a product of your consideration and scoring.

Defeating the incumbent requires the strongest resume and character as well as a debater. Cutting to the chase, Joe Biden scored the highest in 2016 because he was Barack Obama's Vice President. He has an excellent resume of experience. Accompanying that is a legislative legacy with which he must live with pros and cons.

Today, Joe Biden has lost his advantage because he is too tired. I am passing on Biden as a first choice in favor of Elizabeth Warren. Her resume is solid, and she has the will, stamina, integrity, and talent to take on Trump. She has legislative details expressed as her presidential manifesto.

Kamala Harris is also a contender. However, her resume lacks the bench strength of Warren.

Others include Julian Castro and Corey Booker among several white male candidates whose time is not now.

The biggest disappointment is that neither the Democratic nor Republican Parties have published a current Platform as a baseline against which candidates present their manifestos. The debate and selection process suffers from that deficiency.

I explain that in my free book, A President's Manifesto (c) 2109 All Rights Reserved. Then again, most Americans fly by the seat of their pants. They don't read and study. They are half ignorant and deplorable — the other half, mostly too lazy.

Email for a copy: jimgeorgeauthorarchway@gmail.com.

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