“The biggest beneficiaries of a noncompetitive 2016 primary for Hillary Clinton are the Democratic Senate candidates looking to reclaim their majority,” National Journal reports.
“Democrats head into 2016 with a deep roster of campaign talent that earned valuable experience on President Obama’s successful campaigns. But since there aren’t expected to be many credible candidates running against Clinton—in sharp contrast to the GOP’s deep field—skilled Democratic operatives have far fewer options when thinking about campaign employment. Many are expected to make their mark on a Senate race rather than fight for a prized job with Clinton’s campaign.”
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