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In reply to the discussion: Any Thoughts on "Plan B" if Hillary Doesn't Run..Or, Declares and has Health Problem and Withdraws? [View all]CherokeeDem
(3,736 posts)8. Personally...
I would love to see Howard Dean or Gov. Martin O'Malley of MD... but realistically at this moment.. Hillary is the one to beat. I agree with the poster who said it is to early to make any definitive statements. Who knows what will happen in the next two years.?
All I know is I want the Democrats to be realistic and choose the candidate that can win. If that's Hillary so be it.... even a Democrat who is more moderate than we want is better than putting any Repub/Tea Bagger in office. That would be disastrous.
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Any Thoughts on "Plan B" if Hillary Doesn't Run..Or, Declares and has Health Problem and Withdraws? [View all]
KoKo
Oct 2013
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...except that Hillary's 17 million represented virtually the same vote total that Obama got...
brooklynite
Oct 2013
#116
You don't get it. That was the 2008 primary. There is supposed to be a 2016 primary
NoOneMan
Oct 2013
#118
My post is about ...What if Hillary doesn't decide to run..Health Problem or whatever..
KoKo
Oct 2013
#18
Joe is currently 70. He will be 73 in 2016. That makes me a little hesitant.
kestrel91316
Oct 2013
#57
I admit that when he first ran for SF Mayor I thought he was a blow-dried Marina yuppie.
Warren DeMontague
Oct 2013
#49
The Democrats can't get organized. OWS can't get organized. Even DU CAN'T GET ORGANIZED!
randome
Oct 2013
#28
Any one who runs without opposition gets no media attention and lets the GOP put on a circus.
CK_John
Oct 2013
#24
Christie will run. Tht became clear when he announced the weight loss surgery.
OmahaBlueDog
Oct 2013
#74
Mark Warner (corporate puppet) is really more of a Republican than a Democrat
emsimon33
Oct 2013
#84
Right now my favorite VP candidate with Hillary would be one of the Castro fellows.
IrishAyes
Oct 2013
#67
The question is who can raise a billion dollars? Can we have Twin VPs? One of them, definitely.
libdem4life
Oct 2013
#68
One twin for governor, the other for VP. I like 'em both. And when a person gets the nod
IrishAyes
Oct 2013
#73
He's a treasure. Literally. His entire campaign was funded by the dreaded, evil corporations.
libdem4life
Oct 2013
#97
She was the frontrunner in 2006. She was inevitable. It was going to be a coronation.
Spider Jerusalem
Oct 2013
#89
Jeb Bush and his Hispanic wife. Governors can get away with being oveweight, but can't
libdem4life
Oct 2013
#93
Pragmatism. I tend to believe that since Democrats seem to be able to think outside a box, as you
libdem4life
Oct 2013
#95
Not Fox, Limbaugh and Beck ... Wall Street Funding, Chamber of Commerce, and yes, Moderate
libdem4life
Oct 2013
#128
If Hillary doesn't run I might actually get to vote for a democrat, as long as that democrat is
liberal_at_heart
Oct 2013
#130