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From New York Times opinion, I'm Ross Dauth.

I'm Michelle Kottle.

I'm Carlos Lozada. And I'm Lydia Pol Green. And this is matter of a P. This week, amid general dissatisfaction with the likely Democratic and Republican nominees

for president in 2024, we're going to be talking about

long shots and third-party candidates. So we'll talk about those people who have been

brave and stupid enough to enter the race as long-shot candidates,

and then who we think the candidates that America actually deserves would be.

Last week, Minnesota Representative Dean Phillips threw his hat into the ring to compete

with Joe Biden for the Democratic presidential nomination.

And meanwhile, we have both Cornell West and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. running as more prominent than usual independent candidates.

We're at a weird moment in presidential campaign history.

We have two all but assumed nominees

who have both held the office of the presidency

and both lack full party enthusiasm.

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