The person at the top of my list seems to be a non-starter.

[Perrenial Voter]

8. It's a shame we can't have committee for president, because

there are particular strengths of a number of candidates that I would like to see in the President: Elizabeth Warren's knowledge of economics and economics law; the no nonsense forcefulness and legal savvy of Kamala Harris; the questioning of US foreign policy and principled stances of Tulsi Gababrd. So far, Bernie Sanders is the only one who has laid out a vision for foreign policy, an area in which he was very weak in the last election, but I hope this changes. Although I tagged myself as a supporter, I am concerned about his age and his baggage, as a candidate. Moreover, he can probably do more good as a principled gadfly supporting a global movement for economic justice than he can as president. So my hope is that Warren, Harris, Gabbard or Booker will come up with a coherent foreign policy that links to a coherent domestic policy. I see Harris as the best hope on this front.