The Democrats are in disarray, and a perfect storm of events is brewing once again, almost identical to what happened 52 years ago.  The Democrats' feeble attempt to craft a convincing impeachment narrative drags on but is dwarfed by a clutter of 2020 presidential candidates, none whom have majority support.  It's early, but it's hard to ignore the severe ideological division between the radical socialist revolutionaries competing against the more moderate liberals, the DNC still hampered by deadweight candidates, and everyone anticipating a latecomer surprise candidate added to the mix.  One thing is for certain: the DNC convention next July has all the makings of a 1968 redux. For those old enough to remember, the DNC 1968 Convention, held in Chicago, was an absolute disaster.  There was no clear popular Democratic candidate on opening day.  President Lyndon Johnson decided not to seek re-election in March because of...(Read Full Post)