National Review Editor: Presidential Election Is A '50-50 Race'
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Donald Trump on the South Lawn of the White House in February, 2020.
Only two states — Iowa and New Hampshire — have officially seen voters decide which Democrat they prefer in the aim to get the party’s nomination.
But many observers believe Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is the clear front-runner, though March 3 — Super Tuesday — is going to have a huge impact on the ultimate outcome.
Who has the best chance to beat President Trump, and what will the campaign look like?
National Review editor Rich Lowry, who will be in the Valley next week, is a Republican who did not support Trump in 2016. He joined The Show to talk about how vulnerable Trump might be in the 2020 election.
