...a shoo-in.

Another Kennedy lost a Senate primary in Massachusetts.

and it will likely be easier with fewer challenges and obstacles. His chances appear to be much better.

speak about Fascists.. and I Like what he had to say!

Wonder who else is going for it?

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Schlossberg’s primary qualifications seem to be that he’s JFK’s grandson and he bears a resemblance to his late uncle JFK Jr. I am so done with the dynastic children of privilege who think they are owed a place at the political table by virtue of their name. Schlossberg is a ‘political commentator’ who states the obvious. Let me know when he does something of consequence.

It doesn't seem like a lot of experience.

His name could be Joe Schmo and dude could work for any law firm in the country. This is the kind of serious brainpower we should want to put to work for the people. We should consider ourselves lucky to have him on our side.

Education has nothing to do with experience. I’ve known plenty of PhDs who may have been brilliant in their area of expertise but were hopelessly lost in the real world. Similarly, Schlossberg may be a brilliant lawyer (with no experience that I know of), but that does not automatically make him a viable candidate for the U.S. Senate.

Frankly, I don’t know a whole lot about Schlossberg, but the few videos I’ve seen of him made him look like an immature goofball. What really bothers me, however, is the assumption that a scion of a historic political family is given a leg up to aspire to political office irrespective of their personal qualifications. Maybe Schlossberg would be great, but he needs to prove it.

You say you don't know much about him but then you criticize him. We don't get to pick the family we're born into. He seems to connect well with people his age.

And I'm not sure what qualifies someone to hold political office, other than meeting age, citizenship and in some cases residency requirements.

But he'll have to do the leg work and get the votes just like everyone else.

He's running for Nadler's seat.
It's safe blue district so if he gets the nomination he'll win the election.

I don't totally object to the lack of elected experience. After all I supported AOC and she had lees experience than Schlossberg does.

The difference is AOC had to organize and fight against entrenched power to get the nomination. Even then she didn't get a lot of support from the party.
Schlossberg is going into this on easy mode. We won't know his metal till he's been in office.

Still the odds are he'll do OK if he does win.