OPINION: 'Our United States is slouching towards a presidential election that almost nobody wants,' writes Doug Schoen.
His trademark two-word nickname “Ron DeSanctimonious” seems to have stuck, as did “Crooked Hillary” Clinton and “Lyin’ Ted” Cruz.
He will also benefit from his support for Hakeem Jeffries as the first Black leader of the House Democratic Caucus. While the challenger has to run around the country to get attention, the president can command attention from the Oval Office.
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