Is The Public Ready For The 2016 Presidential Race?

Guest Opportunity: Donald Mazzella, Political Expert, Healthcare Nationally Recognized Media Personality and Commentator, Author, and COO of Information Strategies, Inc

Voters really won’t start thinking about the Presidential Race until after Labor Day 2016. Yet most U.S. presidential candidates need to spend nearly two years bowing and scraping to voters and campaign donors. Many things can happen in the next 20 months and most voters sure don’t want to hear about the presidential race for anywhere near that long.

We are 20 months out from the November 2016 presidential election and no fewer than two dozen potential candidates are maneuvering to run. Candidates are hiring staff members, donors are taking sides, party operatives are digging up dirt on potential opponents, and activist groups are holding straw polls of dubious value. The big question is will Hillary Clinton be the Democratic candidate. Some experts think not.

Political Expert Donald Mazzella has insight to further explain these early 2016 maneuvers and what the future holds for the upcoming Presidential Election.

Meet Donald Mazzella:

* Nationally Recognized Media Personality and Commentator

* Board member of a Non-Profit NJ-based Medical Marijuana Dispensary

* Internationally Known Reporter, covering events such as the JFK Assassination and the Warren Commission investigations* Expert on Small Business Operations

* COO & Editorial Director of Information Strategies, Inc. whose main publication, Small Business Digest with more than 3.2 million opt-in small business readers and healthcare industry stakeholders (www.smallbusinessdigestmag.com)

* Author, Co-Author, and Publisher/Producer of Several Books

* Won a National Press Club Award for Best Consumer Magazine

* Nationally Known Speaker, he has appeared on television (MSNBC, Bloomberg) and radio programs as well as being quoted in such publications as The Wall Street Journal

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