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In reply to the discussion: Shapiro supports vouchers. That makes him a no for me. [View all]onenote
(46,170 posts)85. So is Pete Buttigieg.
And Mark Kelly voted against a ban on assault weapons. I'm pretty sure someone could find something to object to in the background of most if not all the folks being considered for VP.
It's not as if Biden and Harris were perfectly aligned when he chose her as his VP.
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The OP may be a good reason to oppose his candidacy, making pretenses to reject him because he is a Jew
tritsofme
Jul 2024
#12
Lots of (((sad))) abounds around the conjecture that Shapiro could be the VP.
Behind the Aegis
Jul 2024
#36
No, but they love their propaganda, games, strawman, and other logical fallacies.
Behind the Aegis
Jul 2024
#44
The only reason someone would oppose a pro-Gaza genocide candidate is because they're Jewish, huh?
Sky Jewels
Jul 2024
#37
the poster's correct that it could create a flashpoint due to his statements and actions on the war & protests
Celerity
Jul 2024
#81
Vice presidents don't make policy; they support the policies of the president.
Ocelot II
Jul 2024
#6
I will absolutely vote for her. That doesn't mean I support Shapiro as VP choice.
Nevilledog
Jul 2024
#24
He ended up vetoing the bill but seemed to have made an unnecessary problem for himself.
madaboutharry
Jul 2024
#21
We can't win PA without a VP from that state? Our policies won't win voters? Or support of
Nanjeanne
Jul 2024
#35
Support for Netanyahu's genocidal response, his protester criticism, and this voucher issue bungling.
Sky Jewels
Jul 2024
#40
As I understand it, Cooper would mean Mark Robinson would ascend to governor.
Behind the Aegis
Jul 2024
#48
Cooper wouldn't have to resign, but Robinson would become acting governor every time Cooper leaves the state
onenote
Jul 2024
#82
He didn't veto it because he changed his mind, it was because of Dem push back.
Nevilledog
Jul 2024
#63
If he's the best candidate to get Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, maybe Ohio I'm for him. She will set
Pisces
Jul 2024
#33
I also disagree with him on vouchers... but that doesn't make him a 'no' for me. I still like him
In It to Win It
Jul 2024
#34
While he has voiced support for vouchers, it is apparently a very nuanced position.
Wiz Imp
Jul 2024
#58
He supports vouchers. The fact he didn't get it passed because of fallout doesn't change that.
Nevilledog
Jul 2024
#94
Our VP choices are waaaay better than the GOP's, so let's not let make the perfect the enemy of the very effing good.
Efilroft Sul
Jul 2024
#93
Not every kid is meant to go to public school or even a bricks and mortar school!
Dem4life1234
Jul 2024
#96