WaPo's " ranking of possible late-arriving HRC challengers" .

[mylye2222]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2015/08/21/the-potential-late-arriving-hillary-clinton-primary-challengers-ranked/

According to them the most possible name isnt VP Biden, but Liz Warren.
The less is Al Gore.

Pretty interesting to see a huge media recognizing the now successfull Sanders campaign, to.

[Warren Stupidity]

1. It is starting to become the "Anyone But Bernie" Media Putsch

Trump is fucking up the Republican establishment and Sanders is doing the same to the Democratic establishment. They all just want everyone to get back on script.

[morningfog]

2. I expect Biden to jump in, it will depend on how poorly Hillary fares this month.

[moobu2]

3. That would be the saddest thing to witness.

Him running for president for the umpteenth time and losing one more time before he retires.

[morningfog]

5. He was on two winning tickets, it wouldn't be sad.

[MADem]

6. No, he was on ONE winning ticket that was re-elected; and anyone with foreign policy chops

and a genuinely sunny way with older voters could have substituted for him.


He has always polled horribly in the first position. He's just not what America wants in the front office. Nice guy, though--smart and cheery.

[morningfog]

7. He was one two winning tickets. He won both 2008 and 2012.

I like him as a person and respect him. I agree with your assessment of him.

[MADem]

8. SAME ticket, won in 08, re-elected in 12.

If he were on two different tickets, he'd have had a different running mate.

[morningfog]

9. He twice won on a ticket at the presidential level.

Unecessary hair splitting, here.

[MADem]

10. No, not really. It's the same team. Even Nixon kept his same ticket for both elections--

he didn't change VPs until AFTER his re-election, when Agnew's legal shit hit the fan and Ford came in to substitute (and ended up being an unelected POTUS).

Someone who did switch the ticket up was FDR--he had THREE Vice Presidents; Garner of TX, Wallace of IA, and last but most certainly not least, Truman of MO.

Those were most certainly different tickets.

[morningfog]

11. Same ticket that won twice. He won twice.

That is the goddamned point.

[MADem]

15. Yes, that I agree with completely. It's the same ticket that won x 2. nt

[Warren DeMontague]

4. I don't think Warren is going to run. Or Al Gore.

Although I'd happily vote for either, in the primary.

[philosslayer]

12. Lots of smoke

But little fire. Secretary Clinton remains the overwhelming choice among Democrats, and those looking to jump in know it.

[mylye2222]

13. So why her approval rates are falling? And why are Sander's raising?

She is the overhelming DLCs, Dem POWERSTRUCTURES choice, for sure.

[Thinkingabout]

14. The DNC nominee will not be Sanders, there are viable candidates who are Democrats, if Hillary

Should drop out of the race there are several other names who will jump in. If there are some who thinks Sanders will end up as the nominee are selling themselves a loosing candidate, does the GOP want Sanders as the Nominee, yes, because they know they can beat him.