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Speaker 1: Dan Balls and The Washington Post is worried about Democrats

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Speaker 1: falling into the electability trap and choosing a nominee after all.

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Speaker 1: He asked, can anybody really define what electable means? He

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Speaker 1: points out that in past election cycles, supposedly electable politicians

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Speaker 1: like Ted Kennedy and Hillary Clinton failed. Whoever said they

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Speaker 1: were electable left did? I never thought they were. Jimmy

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Speaker 1: Carter came out of nowhere and won. Nobody thought he

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Speaker 1: could win. Four years later, Ronald Reagan, he wasn't considered

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Speaker 1: the most electable candidate when he ran for president against Carter,

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Speaker 1: but he wanted a landslide. Bill Clinton, Barack Obama. They

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Speaker 1: were seeing as long shots when they first announced, but

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Speaker 1: they won anyway. In the sixteen election, every political insider

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Speaker 1: said Donald Trump was not electable. He's in the White

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Speaker 1: House now, while Hillary and her supporters are blaming the Russians.

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Speaker 1: James call me, John Stewart, deplorable voters, Facebook, anybody else

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Speaker 1: they can think of now. Mr Balls might have a point, though,

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Speaker 1: focusing on electability could be a trap for Democrats. Instead,

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Speaker 1: maybe they should ask which of their candidates are unelectable,

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Speaker 1: and when they look at it that way, the answer

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Speaker 1: has to be all of them,