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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI'll realease this into the ether. Harris/Merkley 2020. I think they would be a good team. nt
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I'll realease this into the ether. Harris/Merkley 2020. I think they would be a good team. nt (Original Post)
Snotcicles
Oct 2018
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WeekiWater
(3,259 posts)1. We have a lot of good options.
A lot of people who represent us very well in the public sphere.
Snotcicles
(9,089 posts)3. I agree. nt
ZZenith
(4,469 posts)2. Sign me up!
I will start phone banking tomorrow.
Might be too “left coast heavy” but maybe that’s exactly what the country needs to get its head set right.
Snotcicles
(9,089 posts)4. I like their low key, adult approach. nt
ZZenith
(4,469 posts)8. It is quite refreshing, is it not?
samnsara
(18,767 posts)5. I like the Harris part for sure...but pair her with Biden ;)
Taraman
(405 posts)6. or maybe Sherrod Brown
skylucy
(4,024 posts)7. Bingo! +1000000
get the red out
(14,031 posts)9. I know who I will vote for in the primary
Someone with a D after their name!
0rganism
(25,647 posts)10. California/Oregon ticket? probably not.
we need a ticket topper with broad appeal in the midwest
Harris/Merkley is begging for attack ads about "out of touch west-coast liberal elites"
don't get me wrong, i like them both. a lot. in the senate. now back to 2018.
MiniMe
(21,883 posts)11. Lets get through the midterms first
And the presidential candidate gets to choose their VP, it is not a package deal at this point.