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Democratic Primaries

mopinko

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12. i just think that by the time the dem house is done kicking the stuffing

Reply to Awsi Dooger (Reply #5)

Thu Mar 14, 2019, 07:14 PM

Mar 2019

out of the whole lot of them, yes, it will only take a ham sandwich.

obviously, if that doesnt happen, we have a horse race.
but i dont think they can keep this whole charade up that much longer w a dem house.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided

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crazy idea- i want a democratically elected veep. [View all] mopinko Mar 2019 OP

What exactly are you campaigning on when you "run" for VP? brooklynite Mar 2019 #1

What if they don't get along? or their constituencies overlap? unblock Mar 2019 #2

well the same state is a problem, but mopinko Mar 2019 #10

Those are my thoughts, too. Obama chose Biden and they just might have been the best.... George II Mar 2019 #16

Especially what if they don't get along or their Hortensis Mar 2019 #19

The VP is normally part of the President's team... IphengeniaBlumgarten Mar 2019 #3

i think that one important thing would be highlighted- who works well mopinko Mar 2019 #11

there is usually some degree of competitiveness between them, but this approach would surely hlthe2b Mar 2019 #4

Many wouldn't want it Awsi Dooger Mar 2019 #5

i just think that by the time the dem house is done kicking the stuffing mopinko Mar 2019 #12

If your system was in place last cycle, then we would have had sanders as vp Gothmog Mar 2019 #6

I know it's a crystal ball exercise to explore the what-ifs Devil Child Mar 2019 #7

Message auto-removed Name removed Mar 2019 #13

Why do you say that? (nt) ehrnst Mar 2019 #14

Message auto-removed Name removed Mar 2019 #17

So you think we should run who the GOP wants as VP? That's novel. ehrnst Mar 2019 #18

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Do you think that he would have accepted that if offered? ehrnst Mar 2019 #15

Honestly, I don't think Sen. Sanders would have accepted a VP offer Devil Child Mar 2019 #20

i'm suggesting it only because of the large, great field. mopinko Mar 2019 #9

I disagree leftieNanner Mar 2019 #8