Why was the Democratic Party pool of running candidates so thin?
Why did the Democratic Party only run two realistic candidates in 2016?
If Hillary Clinton could not continue her Presidential campaign how would the Democratic Party choose a new candidate? Why don't third party candidates have a realistic chance in U.S. Presidential elections? If Trump and Clinton are so silly/wanting as candidates then why are they the only choices we have (the only 2 people that could actually win)? If the Republican party had nominated someone else, would they have defeated Clinton? Can Bernie Sanders still run as independent if the DNC nominates Hillary? Why do only two parties ever get elected in the US? Who will be the Democratic nominee for President in 2016? As of now, who would be the next Democratic candidate for president in the next election? Is 2016’s Democratic Primary process more intense than 2008 or the 1976 GOP Primary? Does America have only two political parties? If Bernie Sanders fails to secure the Democratic nomination for president in 2016, what are the chances that he would run as an independent or with a third party? Why was Hillary Clinton chosen over Bernie Sanders to run for the Democrats in 2016? Why are no Democratic Party leaders renouncing Clinton or distancing themselves from her? Why do people run for office under the banner of a party when they don't support that party's most basic platform positions? What would happen if there were no political parties to choose from, just candidates based on their merit and work? What Democrats might run for President in 2020? Why has the United States only had two main political parties? If Hillary were to become incapacitated, who would be the democratic nominee? What makes election democratic? Is there really a chance for a third-party Candidate to win the election in 2016? How well could third party candidates do in the upcoming (2016) U.S. presidential elections? Why do national polls (USA) for president always show Democrat ahead of Republican candidate, even in years when Republicans win? Why don't the candidates ever campaign in Alaska and Hawaii? What is the best reason ever given for voting for a third party candidate that is certain to lose? Do the Americans only have the two political parties to choose from? And if so, why are they keeping it that way? Who would be the strongest Democratic nominee for President in 2020? What would happen if an independent presidential candidate beats out the Republican and Democratic candidate but fails to win enough electoral votes to secure the presidency? Why do candidates campaign for president? What's next for the Democratic Party after a poor 2016 election season? What did we learn from them? Will Bernie Sanders run as an Independent if he doesn't win the Democratic nomination?