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Stalking horse candidate (view source)
Revision as of 20:04, February 9, 2020
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A '''stalking horse''' is a candidate whose campaign actually advances the campaign of someone else. This can take the form of winning votes or delegates in a presidential primary, with the purpose or effect of advancing the candidacy of another candidate running in the same primary.
A '''stalking horse''' is a candidate whose campaign actually advances the campaign of someone else. This can take the form of winning votes or delegates in a presidential primary, with the purpose or effect of advancing the candidacy of another candidate running in the same primary.
==2020 Democrat primary==
The [[DNC]] rigged the rules after eliminating all [[black]] candidates to set up [[Michael Bloomberg]] as a stalking horse to challenge [[Bernie Sanders]].
== 2016 Republican Primary ==
== 2016 Republican Primary ==