2020 woke with a rising sun and yet it refuses to set until its demands are met.

And so we stage a context.

Gone are the undercard, the hints, the trends, the distractions. We now join our fight at its most vital stage.

The election of the President of the United States of America,

the most powerful position in the free world

will be decided by the people in an open election.

And while that sounds simple, the distance between here and there is treacherous.

First, we will find our challenger.

Dozens have stated their claim, and yet only a handful have a a true opportunity.

Will it be the familiar?

A famous name with a resume longer than any who dare challenge him, a folksy charmer surely in his last

act a familiar face from a treasure error.

Will it be the reformer, a feisty foe of the banking class, who hopes to pair

her energetic message with a savvy campaign to save capitalism from itself.

Will it be the future?

A young blank slate who hopes to use the experience of the field to his advantage.

A servant to the wars they voted to fund come to try to his

hand,

for the wars they voted to fund, come to try his hand for the big job.

Will it be Amy Klobuchar?

Or will it be the revolutionary, a man leading a movement that will never second-guess. Can he possibly succeed in bringing the nation a question on socialism.

Whomever among them or those yet to fully emerge will have to face a nearly impossible task,

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