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2. Yes ... a good Republican ticket.

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After watching a segment on MSNBC...would Clinton/Cuomo be a good ticket? [View all] kelliekat44 Dec 2013 OP

Only if you want to win NY by 40 points instead of 35 BeyondGeography Dec 2013 #1

Yes ... a good Republican ticket. Scuba Dec 2013 #2

You are trying to say that that (D) by their name doesn't necessarily mean they are Liberal? RC Dec 2013 #6

When Democratic Underground came into existence pnwmom Dec 2013 #35

But we have many Right of Center "Democrats" here now. RC Dec 2013 #46

I don't think so. They're not to the right of center, pnwmom Dec 2013 #48

I don't think you understand the difference between the real Center and the current political Center RC Dec 2013 #50

I understand that very well. But I think today's center pnwmom Dec 2013 #56

I believe (and polls support) that the people are far to the LEFT of the (supposed Political) center Vincardog Dec 2013 #78

Please show me a poll showing more people identify as being "far to the left." pnwmom Dec 2013 #82

They are Democrats, whether some of you like it or not. Beacool Dec 2013 #9

Anyone can call themselves a Democrat, and their benefactors can purchase popularity. Scuba Dec 2013 #10

Benefactors? Beacool Dec 2013 #12

If we get another corporate Dem in the White House, it will be all our problem, again. Scuba Dec 2013 #13

What will be left of this country if the people elect yet another Wall Street rep? polichick Dec 2013 #21

+1 daleanime Dec 2013 #27

It's a shame this fact needs to be explained to adults here. Phlem Dec 2013 #57

They are Third Way/Wall Street Dems - which is what we used to call Republicans... polichick Dec 2013 #19

True that. Scuba Dec 2013 #39

Ha! Love it. Fantastic Anarchist Dec 2013 #29

As much as I like Sen Clinton I am a little concerned by her TheDebbieDee Dec 2013 #86

Not unless one establishes residency in another state SteveG Dec 2013 #3

You mean like bu$h and cheney? RC Dec 2013 #7

Cheney is from Wyoming SteveG Dec 2013 #25

Cheney's resident at the time was Texas. RC Dec 2013 #28

P & VP can not be from same state. DURHAM D Dec 2013 #4

Given a few hours, I'm sure Clinton can be from a different state... hughee99 Dec 2013 #14

Not what the constitution says Retrograde Dec 2013 #17

Not with Clinton on it no on point Dec 2013 #5

I guess it depends on which segment you think they should watch. lightcameron Dec 2013 #8

No/No. Ikonoklast Dec 2013 #11

k&r avaistheone1 Dec 2013 #15

George and Rivers? It would certainly be eclectic. JHB Dec 2013 #16

You won the thread. nt msanthrope Dec 2013 #22

Leaving aside the fact that they're from the same state, KamaAina Dec 2013 #18

Walmart/Koch. yeah that's the ticket for what ails our country. adirondacker Dec 2013 #20

Not only no but HELL NO! I don't want a Turd Way ticket. hobbit709 Dec 2013 #23

Who is the turd? hrmjustin Dec 2013 #41

Who isn't? PeteSelman Dec 2013 #52

I voted for both and I do not consider them turds. hrmjustin Dec 2013 #55

That's fine I guess. PeteSelman Dec 2013 #58

So I voted for both and I am a third wayer? hrmjustin Dec 2013 #59

Perhaps you're not. PeteSelman Dec 2013 #60

I assure you I am not. hrmjustin Dec 2013 #62

Ok. PeteSelman Dec 2013 #63

Cuomo I never said I liked, I voted for him. I just don't see him as a turd. hrmjustin Dec 2013 #65

Wasn't the maniac with the baseball bat running against Cuomo? PeteSelman Dec 2013 #70

She will have to explain her views, votes, and actions an if she can not she won't be president. hrmjustin Dec 2013 #72

I don't what there is to explain about this trade deal. PeteSelman Dec 2013 #75

This will get debated in a campaign. this is why she will have a primary to the left. hrmjustin Dec 2013 #76

Will it? Or will it be too late by then? PeteSelman Dec 2013 #77

The quality of her primary opponent will come into play then. hrmjustin Dec 2013 #81

Stupid turds! NuclearDem Dec 2013 #96

No. Myrina Dec 2013 #24

No JoePhilly Dec 2013 #26

Any ticket without Warren (or Sanders!) at the top will be a disappointment. reformist2 Dec 2013 #30

Bernie Sanders is not a member of the Democratic Party. Agnosticsherbet Dec 2013 #31

...and Warren isn't running. brooklynite Dec 2013 #33

That's what they all say. She'll be drafted and like it! reformist2 Dec 2013 #34

There is no draft in modern primaries. Agnosticsherbet Dec 2013 #93

sounds like you want the GOP to have a cakewalk to the whitehouse...didn't nader supporters give us beachbum bob Dec 2013 #38

You win. joshcryer Dec 2013 #94

Nader gave us 8 years of Bush????? Bohunk68 Dec 2013 #97

Maybe so, but it'll be more electable. Beacool Dec 2013 #67

Not constitutionally allowable... brooklynite Dec 2013 #32

no thanks frylock Dec 2013 #36

Third Way to the Third Power. bullwinkle428 Dec 2013 #37

Good for whom? 1000words Dec 2013 #40

They couldn't run together leftynyc Dec 2013 #42

Depends on what you consider a "good ticket" anti partisan Dec 2013 #43

WetzelBill/Kurovski or GTFO Blue_Tires Dec 2013 #44

No.. Upton Dec 2013 #45

No. No. No. Whisp Dec 2013 #47

Great ticket, if the plan is to give what's left of the country to corporations. polichick Dec 2013 #49

Sure, good for Wall Street and the oligarchy in general. PeteSelman Dec 2013 #51

Sanders/Warren (or vice versa) would be a great ticket. Hillary and anybody.....no. Tierra_y_Libertad Dec 2013 #53

Well, if you want a casino in your town, maybe..... hedgehog Dec 2013 #54

if Hillary needs to balance the ticket by appealing to the centrist wing of the Democratic Party Douglas Carpenter Dec 2013 #61

On what day of the week mstinamotorcity2 Dec 2013 #64

Remember when Cuomo said he would tangle with public employee unions? He meant it. madfloridian Dec 2013 #66

No. hay rick Dec 2013 #68

No. nt ladjf Dec 2013 #69

no.. n/t SoCalDem Dec 2013 #71

no! n/t wildbilln864 Dec 2013 #73

No. JVS Dec 2013 #74

A good third way Dem (DLC) ticket. But then we might as well have Republicans. n/t Cleita Dec 2013 #79

No! Cuomo is dismantling social programs in a very sneaky way. Squinch Dec 2013 #80

Good for encouraging folks to write in Daisy Duck and re - register as independent. TheKentuckian Dec 2013 #83

Ideal! MannyGoldstein Dec 2013 #84

After watching MSMedia propaganda you'll believe anything Corruption Inc Dec 2013 #85

No. nt bluestate10 Dec 2013 #87

No DJ13 Dec 2013 #88

No dflprincess Dec 2013 #89

No (nt) bigwillq Dec 2013 #90

Clinton/Schweitzer Big Blue Marble Dec 2013 #91

No... unless you want blue14u Dec 2013 #92

No. Clinton/Castro, YES. Turning TX blue and getting Hispanic vote nationwide would work ancianita Dec 2013 #95

I would happily vote for such a ticket (nt) Nye Bevan Dec 2013 #98