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In reply to the discussion: Dems Already Looking At Possible VP Candidates To Run On Clinton Ticket [View all]Wibly
(613 posts)80. Chicken is eggless
Everyone is counting their chickens before the hen has laid its egg.
You're all setting yourselves up for some pretty big disappointment.
I will suggest to your right now that Clinton will not be the nominee. I know, that flies in the face of every poll, but this far out last time it appeared Clinton was a shoe in. What happened to those eggs?
I suggest you all sit back down and take a good look around. A lot can change between now and the convention.
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Dems Already Looking At Possible VP Candidates To Run On Clinton Ticket [View all]
big_dog
Nov 2015
OP
That would be a riot. I vividly remember Joe Biden saying he wouldn't take the VP
appalachiablue
Nov 2015
#70
"Some have even suggested a moderate Republican for the slot...". Interesting indeed. eom
Purveyor
Nov 2015
#5
No surprise there -- they're expecting to run one for Prez too. Might as well be consistent n/t
JonLeibowitz
Nov 2015
#15
there is no such thing as a moderate republican, those have pretty much left the party or
hollysmom
Nov 2015
#8
They're trying to *diversify* the ticket. Already have one moderate Repuke!
JonLeibowitz
Nov 2015
#16
I don't know what repug she would pick. I see none I'd want a heartbeat away from the pres'y
wordpix
Nov 2015
#67
Two First Ladies as P & VP? Wouldn't that be rad. She better worry about first things first.
Elmer S. E. Dump
Nov 2015
#92
some of the "best moderate" repugs are in the pres race and who to choose from the Klown car?
wordpix
Nov 2015
#66
Nov 10 PPP poll SC Dem primary voters: HC: 72, BS, 18 MO: 5 & Hillary WON Debate 67%
riversedge
Nov 2015
#40
A large number of Texas Democratis are working very very hard to turn Texas blue
Gothmog
Nov 2015
#81
Sanders has no chance of being the nominee unless and until he demonstrates that he can compete
Gothmog
Nov 2015
#85
My guess is Castro in order to lock up the Hispanic vote and make the Repubs nervous in TX
LonePirate
Nov 2015
#61
In other news: POLL: @HillaryClinton is crushing it in SC: HRC--> 72% to 18% for Bernie Sanders,
riversedge
Nov 2015
#79
Basic strategy for choosing a VP: Pick someone from an important contested state.
tclambert
Nov 2015
#89