At least the Whigs could count among their number such Senate giants as Kentucky's Henry Clay and Massachesetts' Daniel Webster. While Ventura sneers at organized religion, Buchanan wears his orthodox Catholicism as a badge of qualification. While Trump lives in the fast lane reluctant to shake hands with ordinary folk out of fear he'll pick up germs, Perot remains cloistered in his Dallas family redoubt, distant and evasive but for occasional televised visits with Larry King. For all practical purposes, it leaves them leaderless. For it seems a virtual certainty that none of the four can emerge as the Reform Party nominee able to appeal to a wide mix of Americans.
None seems able to seriously challenge for the American presidency.