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In reply to the discussion: Lest we forget, [View all]JoePhilly
(27,787 posts)39. I like your list, at least you are trying.
I think that most of those, from what I know of them, represent viable alternatives. Well, I might drop the younger Biden from that list because he's still a rather unknown quantity.
Other than that, all of the others get consideration.
Each brings something to the table, although other than Joe Biden, I don't think we know much about the foreign policy positions this group would take.
Of the group, if I had to select a front runner, O'Malley might be the stronges overall, and there are rumors that he's interested.
But I'd consider all of these folks, even including the younger Biden.
Who is your pick from that group?
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So, do you think that such blunders on her part make her a fit candidate for the office? n/t
MadHound
Mar 2013
#2
I think she's actually to Obama's right, and far more hawkish, but that's irrelevant.
JoePhilly
Mar 2013
#6
The good news is that others in the thread have actually proposed a few alternatives.
JoePhilly
Mar 2013
#40
Since I'm not a one issue voter, I'd be comparing across a very broad landscape of issues.
JoePhilly
Mar 2013
#10
Its your OP, you brought up Hillary, making whether she has "thrown her hat in the ring"
JoePhilly
Mar 2013
#21
Yes I will support someone dumb enough to get fooled by Bush or agree with him
el_bryanto
Mar 2013
#28
Lest we forget, the 2014 midterms are what we should all be focused on....not 2016. nt.
OldDem2012
Mar 2013
#34