Hillary should announce her VP Joe Biden before

[CK_John]

Trump or Bernie.

[Hiraeth]

1. ?

[leftofcool]

2. Hillary should announce nothing at this point

She will decide when to announce and it will not be Bernie or Biden or Warren.

[lagomorph777]

3. No, none of those damned libruls

probably LIEberman or DWS.

[grossproffit]

5. Still kicking and screaming.

[NurseJackie]

6. Ignore it ... they'll eventually fall asleep.

[Hortensis]

37. That's a hostile post, leftofcool. The "you're all conservatives" nastiness.

Always don your toxic filter mask before descending into DU.

[nolawarlock]

4. What if she went with Gore?

That would actually be pretty funny.

[trueblue2007]

12. You are not funny.

[nolawarlock]

17. Hey it would address the environmental issue :-D

[trueblue2007]

18. it WOULD NOT ADDRESS ANY ISSUE

You are not serious, you are here to cause trouble.

[nolawarlock]

19. Ok. Are we back to I'm a paid troll?

This is just ridiculous. I was actually serious. I actually like Al Gore. I've always thought he should run again and I was sad when he lost. He's the same age as Hillary so why is that such an odd idea?

I love how people seem so intent on telling me what I really believe. When I didn't have a profile, I was a paid troll. When I actually put myself out there full on, then I wasn't a paid troll anymore but people were telling me what my ethics and believes really are.

The hubris and presumptuousness of some people here is beyond the pale.

[trueblue2007]

23. YOU ASKED A QUESTION.... I don't know, are you?

[nolawarlock]

24. You tell me.

Apparently so many of the Bernie fans keep insisting I am. I just don't know who I am anymore.

[anigbrowl]

21. Chill out

if a poster is irritating you (and I can see why this one would be), you can use the ignore button. SHOUTING AT THEM isn't going to make anything better.

[nolawarlock]

25. What was so irritating about suggesting Al Gore?

Honestly. He's gone on since he was Vice President to really be a voice for the environment. I was actually serious. The part that I thought would be funny was the way the Republicans would react. But whatever, if you want to keep insulting me, have at it.

[anigbrowl]

31. Ther eis no point in asking me

I am not the person who got upset with you.

[nolawarlock]

32. Ah ok. Thank you.

I still don't get it. There was nothing not serious about my suggestion other than what I thought the reaction would be on the right.

[anigbrowl]

36. Me neither

I thought it was a reasonable enough suggestion although I can't see Al Gore wanting to go back to that job.

[nolawarlock]

38. I think he would help her with the south and help with environmental concerns...

But I'm sure you're right. After how he was treated in 2000, I can't imagine he'd want the job.

[demwing]

7. I think this was supposed to be funny, right?

[CK_John]

9. No, she is weakest among older white men, Biden would be her best choice.

[Skwmom]

8. Actually, he was number one on my list of who she would pick.

[Lucinda]

10. I doubt she will announce her pick until after the GOP convention. n/t

[morningfog]

20. It depends on when Bernie is out.

I think she'll announce much earlier than after GOP convention. She'll get a big bump from it and then a bump from the convention. If she waist until the GOP convention, her veep bump will merge with the convention bump. Better to announce veep just before GOP convention. Especially if it looks to be contested. Take some attention, wind out of the sails.

[onenote]

11. A 69 year old presidential candidate isnt picking a 74 year old running mate

It may sound ageist, but its a fact.

[procon]

13. Why would she choose him?

Seriously, Joe's a sweetheart, but he's not a good choice for her. There are other possibilities who would bring in more voters, and strengthen her appeal with the demographic groups she needs, and go on to become the next Democratic president.

[byyiminy]

14. No. Clinton will pick her token VP - one of the Castro boys

I don't care which one, and it won't matter anyways. The independents, which Clinton still has issues with, are not buying what Clinton is selling.

[leftofcool]

28. Wow! Latinos are tokens now?

You really should self delete that post.

[randome]

34. Not to mention the 'boys' slur. This is why no one takes Sanders supporters seriously.

[hr][font color="blue"][center]"There is a crack in everything. That's how the light gets in."
Leonard Cohen, Anthem (1992)[/center][/font][hr]

[Warren DeMontague]

15. I'd prefer to have at least one non-drug warrior on the ticket.

[DookDook]

16. She'll want a VP that shares her world-view.

I would think that she'll pick Castro. He's a fellow 3rd-Wayer and he's gotten his beak wet in the housing foreclosure market so the powers that be know that he's going to play nice with Wall St.

[Ned_Devine]

27. Exactamundo

[Lizzie Poppet]

35. So...Jamie Dimon, then?

[Gwhittey]

22. Hillary should pick Patrick Cannon

He is former mayor of Charlotte and has some experience in what lies ahead for Hillary in coming future.

[bigwillq]

26. No more Biden, please.

Eight years was enough, and not in a bad way. But there's more people to choose from besides a Clinton, Biden or Obama.

[TekGryphon]

29. I'd bet money it's going to be a Castro

[jillan]

30. Since Biden Was going to run for president to stop the Clintons I don't think he'd be interested.

[book_worm]

33. We can see how well announcing their VP is doing for Cruz

So I expect that HRC will wait and see what Trump does. Bernie? He can name a VP, like Cruz, and it will be laughed at since he has no chance of being the nominee--his VP designate will have no chance of being VP. Besides I think Bernie is too smart to do something dumb like that.