Political Scientist Morris Fiorina Suggests Parties Might Choose Better Presidential Nominees via Convention Instead of Primaries

Morris Fiorina, a political science professor at Stanford, says in this interview that a major party might get a presidential nominee who is better at governing, if it didn’t use presidential primaries and caucuses across the nation to choose its presidential nominees. Of course, the system he seems to prefer was in place in the United States before 1972.


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