DC: ICSC and the 2016 Election

Time senior political analyst (and Game Change co-author) Mark Halperin, right, has ID'd a big three, and we're not talking about LeBron, Wade, and Bosh. Mark (snapped with the DC Economic Partnership's Chad Shuskey) was the afternoon keynote this week during the ICSC Mid-Atlantic conference in National Harbor, Md. He said that while Hillary Clinton is by far the front-runner if she chooses to run for president in 2016, the GOP trio of Chris Christie, Paul Ryan, and Jeb Bush could give her a big challenge. If Hillary doesn't run, Mark thinks John Kerry could be a strong Democratic candidate.

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