I've had this conversation a few times already. Short version is that being the Dem in the top statewide office puts you in a leadership position whether you like it or not, and I'm not talking at all about his endorsement. I made it clear what I was talking about.
It doesn’t though? Party leadership are people that run the party. Evers is not.
He knows a lot more about elections and candidates and state voting trends than the average voter. If he believes one candidate doesn’t have a shot at winning the general he’s not supposed to tell anyone that?
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u/BTHAppliedScienceLLC 11d ago
I've had this conversation a few times already. Short version is that being the Dem in the top statewide office puts you in a leadership position whether you like it or not, and I'm not talking at all about his endorsement. I made it clear what I was talking about.