I'm Michelle Goldberg.

I'm Ross Douthet.

I'm David Lee Unhart, and this is the argument.

This week, two different high-profile Democrats

may be late entries to the Democratic race.

How much of a level do you have to be in

to think that the way to juice turnout among people of color

is to nominate the guy who presided over stop and frisk in New York?

Then, we talk about the resistance inside the Trump White House.

You can see that there are really good patriotic,

competent people who have tried to keep the functioning

of American power somewhat on track.

And finally, a recommendation.

If I can't convince my colleagues to become full-tilt

to Boogie Roman Catholics, maybe I can convince them

to believe in ghosts.

Michael Bloomberg, the billionaire former mayor of New York,

has signaled that he will in fact run for president.

Devol Patrick may also be a late entry into the race.

He's a former governor of Massachusetts

with ties to the Obama administration.

It's a sign of just how anxious some Democrats are

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