But of course the DNC will choose a moderate instead.

  • XyreOP
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    94 months ago

    Even though he’s old, I think it’d still work. By keeping her as VP there’s continuity of Biden’s administration and she’s ready to take over if he doesn’t complete the term. He has broad appeal with Independents which will bolster their chances of winning in November.

    • Ghostalmedia
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      254 months ago

      Just saying that a lot of folks are over the gerontocracy, and even though Sanders is great, his age is going to be a tough sell.

      Also, Harris is already on the ballot, she’s the backup voters already picked, and the campaign apparatus and war chest would just roll into her now.

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          94 months ago

          I don’t know that the US voting system is organized enough to crank out another primary, but it might be worthwhile.

          Not. A chance. In hell.

          You can have who Biden endorses, or you can have a floor fight in two months. That’s it. There are no other options available.

    • @[email protected]
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      84 months ago

      Biden would still work. At this point it would be incredibly stupid to pick an even older person than Biden. Bernie as VP to literally any younger person would be a huge boon.

      • XyreOP
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        84 months ago

        In case you aren’t aware, Biden just dropped out.

        Bernie as VP would be a bit of a waste. VPs don’t do much other than push for their leader’s agenda. A younger Progressive would be great, but at this late in the game could be very risky unless they’ve already been tested on a national stage.