We're just about a year from Election Day 2024, and in a race where the Democratic incumbent

is running for re-election, and the leading Republican candidate is a former president

himself.

It can be easy to write off the story of 2024, as one we've heard before.

The same choices.

When it comes to Joe Biden, people say, man, he's too old to run, isn't he?

With even more baggage.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump indicted again.

This the fourth case against him, adding up to a combined 91 charges.

But to me, that's exactly what makes 2024 distinct.

The same two candidates, dominating their party's primaries.

I don't know if you can guess what I would maybe even support with me, but I think it's

Tim.

Tim Scott.

Tim Scott, or Kayla, or Kyla, what's the last name?

While alternatives struggle to emerge.

At the same time, when you think about the 2024 election, how do you feel?

Second.

That voters openly hate their options.

This calls for an entirely different approach to political reporting.

And that's what the run-up is going to do for the next year.

We're still doing some of the things you'd expect.

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