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lagomorph777

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37. I know, that struck me as very peculiar.

Reply to Sogo (Reply #23)

Thu Jul 30, 2020, 08:27 AM

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As it draws closer, who do YOU think he will pick? [View all] Stinky The Clown Jul 2020 OP

I hope he is bold and goes Warren. I have no idea who he is going to choose. Always a surprise. LizBeth Jul 2020 #1

We need a younger VP. nt USALiberal Jul 2020 #6

I do not agree. I think we can think outside of the box that the VP might not be an automatic LizBeth Jul 2020 #10

I disagree completely SlogginThroughIt Jul 2020 #16

I agree Skittles Jul 2020 #18

We do disagree. We had no qualms in 2016 and no one point that being an issue 2016. LizBeth Jul 2020 #20

That would leave her Senate seat in the hands of Republic Governor Charlie Baker Totally Tunsie Jul 2020 #14

This has been challenged often, I have an hard time believing we are still having that conversation. LizBeth Jul 2020 #21

Somebody with a sweet termperament, whoever that may be, not someone who is competition Beringia Jul 2020 #2

A sweet temperament. Not competition mcar Jul 2020 #13

Right? SlogginThroughIt Jul 2020 #17

Can you explain in more detail Tribetime Jul 2020 #40

I don't want to dig myself deeper Beringia Jul 2020 #43

I want Val Demmings Trenzalore Jul 2020 #3

But a solid blue state Trumpocalypse Jul 2020 #32

Karen Bass. Laelth Jul 2020 #4

My choice... Newest Reality Jul 2020 #5

Yes, Kamala. I have no doubt, as the past several weeks the DNC/Biden camp email polls have been onetexan Jul 2020 #7

I'm sure it's Harris. I think they made a deal and it's why she dropped out so early Arazi Jul 2020 #8

Susan Rice mahina Jul 2020 #9

It has always been Kamala. PubliusEnigma Jul 2020 #11

I think either Rice or Harris dutch777 Jul 2020 #12

Ohhhhh, Stinky... Totally Tunsie Jul 2020 #15

Now why did you assume her marital status was a criterion for me? Stinky The Clown Jul 2020 #22

"Only downside (and a small one at that) is she is not currently married." Totally Tunsie Jul 2020 #24

You took the words North Shore Chicago Jul 2020 #42

I still think Susan Rice. hamsterjill Jul 2020 #19

I agree with every word of your summary Awsi Dooger Jul 2020 #26

If Harris is the one, her selection won't impair her Senate seat. Totally Tunsie Jul 2020 #27

her Senate seat would remain Democratic bigtree Jul 2020 #34

I don't get why her not being married is a downside....nt. Sogo Jul 2020 #23

Thank you. Totally Tunsie Jul 2020 #29

Seems like an upside to me as less chance of baggage from spouse's problems wishstar Jul 2020 #31

I know, that struck me as very peculiar. lagomorph777 Jul 2020 #37

I don't get it either. demmiblue Jul 2020 #38

It seems like it is coming down to Kamala Harris and Susan Rice. I am betting on Rice. (eom) StevieM Jul 2020 #25

That's what I think also . That it's Harris or Rice JI7 Jul 2020 #28

Biden Harris 2020 greyl Jul 2020 #30

Val Demings has a good chance wishstar Jul 2020 #33

Marital status is relevant? We're not talking about Pence and Mother. lagomorph777 Jul 2020 #35

Val XanaDUer2 Jul 2020 #36

Hmm... I don't know. That's a tough one. NurseJackie Jul 2020 #39

Harris or Duckworth Amishman Jul 2020 #41