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Avenatti was one of the first [[Democrat]]s to announce his intention to challenge the re-election of President Donald J. Trump.

Avenatti was one of the first [[Democrat]]s to announce his intention to challenge the re-election of President Donald J. Trump.

Avenatti argued that the Democratic nominee "had better a white male",<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2018/10/25/politics/michael-avenatti-time/index.html</ref> snubbing [[Kamala Harris]], [[Andrew Yang]], [[Cory Booker]], [[Julian Castro]], [[Elizabeth Warren]], [[Amy Klobuchar]], [[Kirsten Gillibrand]], [[Andrew Gillum]], Wayne Messam, and [[Tulsi Gabbard]], for which he found wide acceptance and approval among the Democrat media elite.  Avenatti was correct in that only rich white males made the final rounds in the Democrat primaries, [[Bernie Sanders]], [[Michael Bloomberg]], [[Tom Steyer]], and [[Joe Biden]].

Avenatti argued that the Democratic nominee "had better a white male",<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2018/10/25/politics/michael-avenatti-time/index.html</ref> snubbing [[Kamala Harris]], [[Andrew Yang]], [[Cory Booker]], [[Julian Castro]], [[Elizabeth Warren]], [[Amy Klobuchar]], [[Kirsten Gillibrand]], [[Andrew Gillum]], Wayne Messam, and [[Tulsi Gabbard]], for which he found wide acceptance and approval among the Democrat media elite.  Avenatti was correct in that only rich white males made the final rounds in the Democrat primaries, [[Bernie Sanders]], [[Michael Bloomberg]], [[Tom Steyer]], and [[Joe Biden]]. The [[Democratic National Committee]] had rigged the rules to insure that outcome.<ref>https://www.vox.com/2020/2/1/21118038/2020-democratic-candidates-debate-rules-sanders-warren-biden-bloomberg</ref>

==Education==

==Education==