A '''shadow primary''' is the process by which [[globalist]]s or the [[Establishment]] pick the ultimate nominee for a major political party, particularly in a presidential race. For example, [[John Kerry]] and [[Joe Biden]] won the shadow primaries of the [[Democrat Party]] in the presidential races of 2004 and 2020, respectively, and then were given the nomination despite not being initially favored by voters. | A '''shadow primary''' is the process by which [[globalist]]s or the [[Establishment]] pick the ultimate nominee for a major political party, particularly in a presidential race. For example, [[John Kerry]] and [[Joe Biden]] won the shadow primaries of the [[Democrat Party]] in the presidential races of 2004 and 2020, respectively, and then were given the nomination despite not being initially favored by voters. |