Bloomberg: “Eighteen years after he energized a party that desperately needed a fresh leader, Democrats are back in a similar situation — and looking ahead to their most wide-open presidential primary since Obama surged to victory in 2008.”“A slew of White House hopefuls are already auditioning to again lead the party out of the wild, with several parallels to the post-Bush era that produced a Democratic breakout star.”“Just as Obama followed two dry establishment nominees — Al Gore and John Kerry — Democrats are now again looking for something bolder after Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, and Kamala Harris came across as creatures of the status quo.”