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Doom_Art posted...

Elaborate please

Here's a political secret: voters don't usually give a fuck about foreign policy lol

I just don't see how they would fare well against a Republican candidate. Most of those governors you've mentioned are too far left in the perception of the public to be able to win some of the swing states. Some of the older governors there don't have that much of a presense in national politics yet, so their candidacy could easily be countered by a more well known Republican.

Ossoff is 36, Americans aren't going to try a 40 year old for president.

As for foreign policy, if the next presidential candidate doesn't understand the dynamics of the developing nations in the Indo-Pacific, Biden's IRA will have been for nothing. Ossoff was the junior senator who went around the Pacific trying to lay ground for the IRA and the CHIPS act.

Overall, sure, the people you've listed might be good from the perspective of the party, but in the general it's a different question.

Why do you think they would do good in the general, if that's what you're asserting?