Hillary Clinton

BlueCaliDem

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8. I feel the same way as you do, Rose, although I'm less on the distrust

Mon May 16, 2016, 01:29 PM

May 2016

about Warren than you appear to be. It still bothers me, too, though since it tells me something about her judgment, politically.

Warren brings nothing to the ticket other than wishy-washy Liberals who don't bother to register as Democrats as it is. She can't bring her State since MA will vote Democratic anyway. She can't pull along the fastest growing voting demographic amongst PoC, either. Aside from these two issues, I don't see two strong women having to work together. I think a powerplay would happen behind the scenes that would take the focus off of getting things done for this country.

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Markos Moulitsas: Yeah, I changed my mind. Elizabeth Warren for VP! [View all] Rose Siding May 2016 OP

Gore and Biden are examples of impactful Democratic VP's in the office! yallerdawg May 2016 #1

Nope. Two women on the ticket will be a surefire way to lose to Trump. Hands down. BlueCaliDem May 2016 #2

The demographics issue is one that holds me back Rose Siding May 2016 #4

I feel the same way as you do, Rose, although I'm less on the distrust BlueCaliDem May 2016 #8

Are you suggesting "two women" is too much? yallerdawg May 2016 #6

For male-centric United States? Yes. As liberal as we would like our country to be, men of all BlueCaliDem May 2016 #7

I don't think Warren is interested in the Veep slot at this time. MynameisBlarney May 2016 #3

I don't believe for a second the Clinton camp is remotely considering Warren,,, KittyWampus May 2016 #5

I like the idea, on so many levels. Koinos May 2016 #9

I don't know if Warren will be the VP pick,although it sufrommich May 2016 #10