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In reply to the discussion: Clinton's VP pick will be very enlightening and have long term impact on the Democratic Party [View all]Bigredhunk
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Me & mine are enthusiastically voting for HRC no matter what. I would rather see a "shot in the arm" candidate as VP than a Vilsack, Kaine, etc... It's a tough position to be in though. I don't want to lose Sanders (I know it would never be him), Warren, or Brown from the Senate.
I agree with those who say she'd be better served to pick a lefty who appeals to the left flank (or a Latino/a who appeals to Latin Americans) -than- she would by picking a moderate to appeal to white married men. I honestly don't think that she's going to peel off a lot of middle/right folks who are scared of Drumpf, but I could be wrong.
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Clinton's VP pick will be very enlightening and have long term impact on the Democratic Party [View all]
rufus dog
Jul 2016
OP
Almost all of the Sanders supporters will vote for her anyway, regardless of her choice of VP.
Nye Bevan
Jul 2016
#4
I dont know where you got that.They are going to third partys in majoritys along with the indys and
larkrake
Jul 2016
#8
intelligent people do not see it as a Trump vote. They see it as near Bernie, or libertarian
larkrake
Jul 2016
#17
you just dont see ii, so I wont bother. DU does not allow the argument I have about both candidates,
larkrake
Jul 2016
#23
My shade of grey is clear. I stated the answer is congress, not the presidency
larkrake
Jul 2016
#28
Remember two weeks ago when the platform was supposed to be the reach to Bernie voters?
CrowCityDem
Jul 2016
#5
There are more on the fence in the middle. The left should be along no matter what.
CrowCityDem
Jul 2016
#10
So it would follow that you think electing Hillary to run against Trump, knowing all
ciaobaby
Jul 2016
#29
I agree with your post except I do think Warren's reputation as a citizen advocate is more appealing
farmboy
Jul 2016
#14
The best thing is that NO ONE KNOWS in advance of the announcement. That's a professional campaign.
OnDoutside
Jul 2016
#25