Biden's VP?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would love to see him pick Tammy Duckworth. She is outstanding.

She is a very impressive woman, but not a strong speaker or very charismatic. I think he needs charismatic and hyper articulate running mate to compensate for his shortcomings. And a woman. Not sure about the charisma part, but maybe Susan Rice?

[Anonymous]

I've read in more than one place now that Wisconsin could be the pivotal state. Which VP candidate helps there? Amy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've read in more than one place now that Wisconsin could be the pivotal state. Which VP candidate helps there? Amy?

Tammy Baldwin. Would also be the first out LGBT person on a major party ticket.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read in more than one place now that Wisconsin could be the pivotal state. Which VP candidate helps there? Amy?

Tammy Baldwin. Would also be the first out LGBT person on a major party ticket.

Not a terrible choice. She cruised to re-election in 2018. The Democrat governor will appoint another Democrat to take her place in the US Senate which is critically important.

This is problematic for Warren, as MA's governor is Charlie Baker. He will nominate a Republican as her replacement in the Senate. The Dems can't afford to lose any seats.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read in more than one place now that Wisconsin could be the pivotal state. Which VP candidate helps there? Amy?

Tammy Baldwin. Would also be the first out LGBT person on a major party ticket.

Not a terrible choice. She cruised to re-election in 2018. The Democrat governor will appoint another Democrat to take her place in the US Senate which is critically important.

This is problematic for Warren, as MA's governor is Charlie Baker. He will nominate a Republican as her replacement in the Senate. The Dems can't afford to lose any seats.

Yes, I thought of her first, but we can't risk her seat. She'll be an effective surrogate in any case. Doesn't need to be from Wisconsin just someone who appeals to that demographic. So probably Amy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read in more than one place now that Wisconsin could be the pivotal state. Which VP candidate helps there? Amy?

Tammy Baldwin. Would also be the first out LGBT person on a major party ticket.

Sure let’s just tick a box to tick a box.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read in more than one place now that Wisconsin could be the pivotal state. Which VP candidate helps there? Amy?

Tammy Baldwin. Would also be the first out LGBT person on a major party ticket.

Not a terrible choice. She cruised to re-election in 2018. The Democrat governor will appoint another Democrat to take her place in the US Senate which is critically important.

This is problematic for Warren, as MA's governor is Charlie Baker. He will nominate a Republican as her replacement in the Senate. The Dems can't afford to lose any seats.

Yes, I thought of her first, but we can't risk her seat. She'll be an effective surrogate in any case. Doesn't need to be from Wisconsin just someone who appeals to that demographic. So probably Amy.

Baldwin is more compelling to me than Amy, tbh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read in more than one place now that Wisconsin could be the pivotal state. Which VP candidate helps there? Amy?

Tammy Baldwin. Would also be the first out LGBT person on a major party ticket.

Sure let’s just tick a box to tick a box.

It's sad that's how you view a woman like Baldwin, who beat the sh#t out of her GOP opponent in 2018.

But your response says more about you than Baldwin. You're just too dumb to realize that.

[Anonymous]

Tammy Baldwin? Who? Tammy Duckworth? No no no. Zero name recognition, doesn’t matter how smart or capable these folks are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read in more than one place now that Wisconsin could be the pivotal state. Which VP candidate helps there? Amy?

Tammy Baldwin. Would also be the first out LGBT person on a major party ticket.

Sure let’s just tick a box to tick a box.

Seriously! You guys fall for the same traps. No one cares or needs an LGBTQ person on the ballot. That doesn’t win elections.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read in more than one place now that Wisconsin could be the pivotal state. Which VP candidate helps there? Amy?

Tammy Baldwin. Would also be the first out LGBT person on a major party ticket.

and that make her qualified - being LGBTLMNOP????

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read in more than one place now that Wisconsin could be the pivotal state. Which VP candidate helps there? Amy?

Tammy Baldwin. Would also be the first out LGBT person on a major party ticket.

Sure let’s just tick a box to tick a box.

Seriously! You guys fall for the same traps. No one cares or needs an LGBTQ person on the ballot. That doesn’t win elections.

It’s not about checking boxes. She is a an accomplished senator from Wisconsin, the most pivotal state in this election, who absolutely crushed her Republican opponent last time around.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read in more than one place now that Wisconsin could be the pivotal state. Which VP candidate helps there? Amy?

Tammy Baldwin. Would also be the first out LGBT person on a major party ticket.

and that make her qualified - being LGBTLMNOP????

You don’t seem smart.

[Anonymous]

Amy or Pete.

End of the story.

[Anonymous]

Biden has the black voters and the midwest voters covered. What he needs is someone from Bernie's side as VP, to get the Berniebros to the general election. That will also help in bringing fresh ideas into the WH. I say this as someone who cannot.stand.Bernie.