Ranglista of 15 Democrat candidates for president in 2020

The 2020 presidential election is approaching, and the prestigious American newspaper The Washington Poston has made a ranking of 15 best among the Democrats to face incumbent Donald Trump, translating Periscopi in Albanian.

15. Oprah Winfrey: It remains on the list for simple fact because it is Oprah and has expressed interest in such a thing. But she keeps saying she won't do that. I feel like I can't exist.

14. Mitch Landrieu: He is president of New Orleans and one of whom has former President Obama only spoken of the party's future and its nomination. He remains perhaps one of the most legitimate black leagues here, writes the WP, broadcast Periscope.

13. Cherrod Brown: Ohio's Senator was attacked for losing re-election in this year's campaign, even though he was at ease in his seat. However, there is still no indication he could run for president in 2020.

Twelve. Andrew. M. Cuomo: Governor of New York, who has recently managed to get up in the polls. Cuomo used to be in 11.

11. Chris Murphy: Murphy said he would not compete, but the New York Times reported otherwise.

10. Michael Bloomberg: Former mayor of New York has threatened to compete as an independent before, but he is now reportedly considering competing as a Democrat. He's one of the oldest names on the list, being 76 years old. The many money he has, of course, constantly make him a potential candidate.

9. Eric H. Holder Jr. : There's a surprise on the list, but he recently traveled to New Hampshire, as he said, to challenge Trump.

8. Terry McAuliffe: The former mayor of Vigynia can take the most important job of all candidates this year, so 2018: try to elect governors of the democratic party.

7. Deval Patrick: News about him comes from people who desperately want him to run. The former governor of Massachusetts has promised to make a decision by the end of this year.

6. Kirsten Gillibrand: Gillibrand remains one of the most likely candidates on the list, but her relationship with the Clinton remains one that could potentially harm him. Bill Clinton eventually returned a blow after she had said he should resign as president in the late 1990s.

5. Cory Brooker: The 49-year-old became the first African-American senator from New Jersey, and served as Newark's chairman from 2006 until 2013.

4. Joe Biden: Beden has great experience, and recently served as vice president in the Barack Obama administration. He has left open the possibility of running, but has already lost a little bit to rank, as it was earlier in third place.

3. Kamala Harris: California Senator who told her. MSNBC doesn't take away the opportunity to run for president in 2020. He was in fourth place earlier.

2. Elizabeth WarrenThe Senator of Massachusetts continues to have the same progressive tone as before. Even Clinton supporters inside the party seem to support 69-year-olds.

1. Bernie Sanders: The Senator of Vermont who lost to Hillary Clinton to win the nomination of the Democrats two years ago has made it clear that he will run for the 2020 presidential elections. /Periscopi