With two dozen democrats duking it out to get demolished by The Donald in 2020’s presidential election, many have been left wondering when the unwieldy field will be whittled down.

The DNC is doing their part already, looking to limit the number of debate participants much earlier than is usual, this time winnowing the field by the time that debate number three rolls around.  Of course, the already embattled DNC is getting pushback on this move from some of the lesser-known candidates.

Up at the top of the list, however, there has been a startling revelation; where once the progressive base was foaming at the mouth for Bernie Sanders’ version of democratic socialism, they are now far more interested in the centrist ideals of former Vice President Joe Biden.

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By a long shot.

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The lack of movement in the 2020 Democratic presidential nominating race is fast making it a four-person race, according to long-time pollster Scott Rasmussen.

Over the past two weeks, he has been polling the race and found little change in the standings of the top four and no success by the rest of the 19 to break through.

“This nomination contest may have become a four-person race,” Rasmussen said in a morning polling memo.

His current rankings are:

• Joe Biden, 33%.

• Sen. Bernie Sanders, 15%.

• Sen. Elizabeth Warren, 7%.

• Sen. Kamala Harris, 6%.

The operating assumption here is that Biden stands a much better shot at defeating incumbent President Donald Trump in the 2020 general election, whereas Sanders would be subject to immense criticism for not only his socialist ideals, but also for his regrettable opinion that incarcerated felons, including American terrorists, should have the right to vote from behind bars.