After decades of only having one candidate, they have quadrupled that number to 4 in less than 3 years. Ideally SPUSA should try and get a bunch of endorsements from parties like SAlt and state green party chairs, and maybe even better get in contact with the PSL and then try and get over 100,000 votes as a strong socialist ticket. Thanks to Jill I doubt another socialist gets nominated by the Greens sadly.
The former officeholder is so whatever and the fact that the last candidate has poor speaking skills but good views is a missed opportunity. The female VP contender is the co-chair of the party so good for her.
The remarkable thing about the Kennedy campaign so far is how boring it is. Literally all it is is rhetoric about how the two-party system is broken, sprinkled with a bit of anti-vaccine stuff, while taking Moderate Hero stances on every other issue.
Kucinich according to the comment section is all worn out.
I think having a 50 state candidate running under an explicitly socialist banner would be interesting just because it hasnt been tried in so long. There's definitely an appetite for it.
I don't trust PSL at all and they shouldn't be the ones to do it. The Socialist party organizationally obviously isn't very strong but they do have the most recognizable party name.
