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Joe Biden speaks to the crowd at his rally for president in Pittsburgh on April 29, 2019.
Twenty-three. As of today, that is how many Democratic candidates are running for president in 2020.
The group includes senators, governors, mayors of big cities (and small), a Silicon Valley entrepreneur and, of course, the former vice president.
So, how can a candidate stand out in such a crowded field? How different are their messages? And is this a good or bad thing for the Democratic party?
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- Josh Kraushaar Political editor, National Journal
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