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Is this the end of popular presidential candidates?

Is this the end of popular presidential candidates?

Trump is historically unpopular. The leading 2020 Democrats might not be far behind

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G. Elliott Morris
Dec 14, 2019
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The 2016 presidential election featured two of the most disliked presidential candidates in modern history. Hillary Clinton and especially Donald Trump were rated less favorably in public opinion polls than anyone who came before them. The story of the last election largely lies in this troubling fact. Though scholarship has focused on the role than rac…

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