Sand Dancer
Crazy Cat Lady
She needs to get on with it. Do we have anyone in the running? I heard Al Franken's name, but don't know if there is any truth to it.
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She could pick Bill Clinton. I hear that he is available.She needs to get on with it. Do we have anyone in the running? I heard Al Franken's name, but don't know if there is any truth to it.
She could pick Bill Clinton. I hear that he is available.
Having the Democratic Convention after the GOP is such a huge advantage, especially this year. I bet she has a decision, now that she knows who she is up against. But she is disciplined enough to keep it under wraps and prevent the GOP from stealing the thunder.She needs to get on with it. Do we have anyone in the running? I heard Al Franken's name, but don't know if there is any truth to it.
I have no idea at this point but I'm quite certain it won't be a woman.
Seems that I heard that if she became president she would be the first President that couldn't pass a background checkWho ever she picks, it better be someone that can have a security clearance.
Possibly true no matter who gets the job, given Trump's previous ties to La Cosa Nostra. Depending on the job, just getting investigated for something can count as a tick against you on a background check.Seems that I heard that if she became president she would be the first President that couldn't pass a background check
She needs to get on with it. Do we have anyone in the running? I heard Al Franken's name, but don't know if there is any truth to it.
This is true of almost all of the obvious "high profile" options. Especially senators, when the plan is to get a majority.As much as I like Elizabeth Warren, she is very valuable where she is right now.
Having the Democratic Convention after the GOP is such a huge advantage, especially this year.
That's who I've heard at the top of most pundit's list.I'm thinking HC is going to be raising a little Kaine.
And at least one Sander-supporting progressive likes her choice http://www.huffingtonpost.com/krystal-ball/the-progressive-case-for-_2_b_10773840.htmlI think it is official now. Hillary has picked Tim Kaine.
This is true of almost all of the obvious "high profile" options. Especially senators, when the plan is to get a majority.
One person I have heard mentioned is Julian Castro. As a young, male, POC he would fit the profile best suited to this election, especially being Hispanic. He has some DC experience, although that isn't his strong suit. That matters less when you are working for two of the most experienced operators in Washington.
He represents the future in some important ways.
The Democratic Party and Billary are in a position to be very choosy about the VP slot. And Sanders will have a lot to say about it. I expect someone excellent.
Tom
I am still reading about him.I like the idea of Julian, but I guess Hillary had other plans.