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    Commentary: Trump could win again in 2020. Here's how

    by Brad Schiller, Los Angeles Times Jun 05, 2019 3 minutes

    President Donald Trump isn't that worried about potential impeachment hearings. He even tries to goad Democrats into starting the process, knowing that will enliven his base and distract Democrats from their legislative agenda. And he has emerged from special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's investigation seemingly unscathed, despite serious evidence of obstruction and unsavory behavior. The storm over Ms. Daniels has long faded way, with only her lawyer, Michael Avenatti, facing criminal charges.

    Like him or not, Trump has proven to be a "Teflon president."

    As the 2020

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