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« on: October 20, 2008, 09:31:16 PM »

Assuming Obama/Biden wins,

Sarah Palin is John Edwards, the young populist ex-vice presidential candidate.

Bobby Jindal is Obama, the last great non-white young hope for a defeated party.

Who is Hillary in this scenario?  I would guess Romney, seeing as both are slick establishmentarians with experience but ultimately not all that likable.

Sarah Palin isn't really populist, but I suppose what you say makes sense.

She is. Populism has no specific ideology (although some are less conducive to it than others).
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