Analysis: Why polls haven't scared off 2020 Democratic hopefuls
Nothing so far has fixed the senator from New York's problems with fundraising, but for the moment, the debate has come onto her turf.In 2016, Democrats elected a conservative West Virginia governor who quickly became a Republican. What happens if they nominate a liberal populist?In a big week for stories about the senator's socialist advocacy, this one has the most dancing.
“Time and again, when there was an opportunity to help the biofuels industry to grow and create jobs in places like rural Iowa, the Trump administration has favored big petroleum companies,” de Blasio told reporters. “I want to see a lot more farming communities have these biofuel facilities. That’s not going to happen if the federal government keeps favoring the big petroleum industry.’’
Step one was getting taken seriously, which was not easy on Day 1. The New York media had been all over de Blasio as he tried to build a campaign and as some longtime staff and allies declined to go along with it. He stopped byat the home of George and Patti Naylor, in the small town of Churdan, because the Naylors had backed Bernie Sanders for president in 2016 and become well-known advocates for combating agribusiness.
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