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described by a Russian poet as having cued up for her number for an abortion even before she was pregnant and a man in line for a number for spare parts although he does not yet have a number for a car.
With a campaign lasting as long as the one which has just begun, is certain to be, and with the prospect of a crowded field, four candidates in the Democratic Party have already announced, two have indicated they will enter, and two or three are keeping loose on the sidelines, waiting for others to falter.
In order to keep the campaign in some focus and to evaluate and sort out candidates along the way, I have laid out ten rules of judgment, all separated from the candidates’ stand on issues but bearing significantly on his or her capacity to be President of the United States.
Any candidate is likely to fail on one or two of these ten standards, but a candidate who is found wanting on as many as five should be considered as having questionable qualifications for the Presidency:
The ten standards presented as questions are these;
1. Did he announce his candidacy in February?
If he does, he shows serious lack of good judgment. Four candidates have made their announcements in Feb
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