So Democrats will need to keep their heads on a collective swivel here and make sure they have a nominee capable of winning, which they might have in lighting company CEO Tim Gomes.
If he'd managed to unite liberals and leftists against a centrist, or against a less capable liberal candidate, I suspect he'd be the nominee.
"This year, the choice isn't between two capable major party nominees who happen to have significant ideological differences," reads the editorial.
"In my view, whether a nominee is capable of discerning real news from fake news... directly speaks to the nominee's judgment.
George Bush will be the 43rd president of the United States, and he has the right to select the cabinet as long as the nominees are capable and of unquestioned integrity.
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In general, according to the polls, Mr. Bush, the Republican candidate, is seen as more affable than Mr. Gore, while Mr. Gore, the Democratic nominee, is seen as more capable than Mr. Bush.
The result – in the capable hands of Ann-Marie MacDonald, Orange Prize nominee for her 1996 novel Fall on Your Knees – is a powerful psychological gyre.
Formerly Confederate states such as Virginia, North Carolina, and Florida are regularly capable of casting their electoral votes for Democratic Presidential nominees, and it's not impossible that Tennessee, Arkansas, and Georgia might, as well.
Johnson is capable of both stating his philosophies and drawing distinct contrasts with the major party nominees without a titanic amount of effort.
