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JI7

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1. I don't see Biden picking her even if they had a democratic governor

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Thu May 28, 2020, 08:41 AM

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Warren's VP bid faces obstacle: Her state's Republican governor [View all] brooklynite May 2020 OP

I don't see Biden picking her even if they had a democratic governor JI7 May 2020 #1

Yes, I'm sure Chris Dodd will see to that BeyondGeography May 2020 #4

??? brooklynite May 2020 #17

There are better choices TheCowsCameHome May 2020 #2

That data does not show that to be true nt Fiendish Thingy May 2020 #20

Elizabeth Warren stuggles in her home state. TheCowsCameHome May 2020 #23

If Warren is the best VP pick we can wait out the time until a MA special election Tom Rinaldo May 2020 #3

Can we? That is what we thought about Scott Brown, and why the House had to still_one May 2020 #5

I am taking into account the current political climate Tom Rinaldo May 2020 #6

Without debating the likelihood of that, or not, the only thing I would add is I don't think there still_one May 2020 #7

Baker was re-elected in "the current political climate" brooklynite May 2020 #21

Re-elected, yes. Pre-Pandemic. To a State office. As a known quantity, after serving 4 years Tom Rinaldo May 2020 #25

Scott Brown ran against a weak, unknown poorly funded Dem candidate Fiendish Thingy May 2020 #10

Absolutely not...last time with Obama...it pretty much ruined our attempt to get Public Demsrule86 May 2020 #11

I unabashedly adore Elizabeth Warren! FM123 May 2020 #8

THIS IS A FALSE NARRATIVE FROM RW SOURCE, NOT SUPPORTED BY FACTS! Fiendish Thingy May 2020 #9

Stop calling it a false narrative not supported by facts Hav May 2020 #13

It is a false narrative - MA Dems have required gov to appoint a Dem before, and will again Fiendish Thingy May 2020 #15

It's not a false narrative Hav May 2020 #24

It's not theoretical - it's an established, historical fact Fiendish Thingy May 2020 #26

Not true Green Line May 2020 #29

Nope - the Dem supermajority has, and will, pass a law requiring a replacement from same party Fiendish Thingy May 2020 #31

When? Tommy_Carcetti May 2020 #32

They did it whenKerry was the nominee Fiendish Thingy May 2020 #36

Oh, so now they have to pass another law. Green Line May 2020 #33

Here's a link that explains why Warren doesn't risk the Senate Fiendish Thingy May 2020 #37

I love Elizabeth Warren. She was my first choice for our presidential nominee. fleur-de-lisa May 2020 #12

I think a bigger obstacle is that Trumpocalypse May 2020 #14

Well, they seem to have mended any rift between them, as they've made many joint appearances Fiendish Thingy May 2020 #18

Doesn't mean they like each other enough Trumpocalypse May 2020 #22

Well, Warren has said,she would agree to be on the ticket if asked Fiendish Thingy May 2020 #27

It's not up to her. Trumpocalypse May 2020 #38

Love her but Tammy Duckworth makes more sense - a war hero, WOC, whip smart Arazi May 2020 #16

I've been on the Duckworth bandwagon from the beginning BannonsLiver May 2020 #30

Aside from that...I don't think an all-septuagenarian ticket is wise. tritsofme May 2020 #19

I have brought this up frequently Proud Liberal Dem May 2020 #28

Thank you for my education. EndlessWire May 2020 #34

Biden/Warren 2020 flamingdem May 2020 #35