>i think a large part of whats buoying him is nobody is
>attacking him from the right. everyone is just tryna
>out-progressive him and fighting over the same slice of pie.
>nobody is tryna appeal to older black religious socially
>conservative types, or older white reagan/clinton dems, or
>bloomberg/schultz types, etc. there isnt really any
>disciplined approach in taking down the frontrunner other than
>attacking him on things that play well to voters who probably
>werent in his camp anyway.
>

Who is the next most popular "moderate"? Pete?


I don't like Beto anymore man, but I wish he hadn't flamed out.