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Beshear | |
9 (10%) |
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Cooper | |
4 (4%) |
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Harris (I know) | |
1 (1%) |
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Kelly | |
9 (10%) |
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Newsom (This doesn't work if Harris is the nominee) | |
0 (0%) |
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Shapiro | |
26 (28%) |
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Whitmer | |
24 (26%) |
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Other | |
5 (5%) |
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Buttigieg | |
16 (17%) |
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Sneederbunk
(15,392 posts)Renew Deal
(83,064 posts)True Dough
(20,839 posts)And why no consideration of Jamie Raskin? A very well-spoken constitutional scholar as vice-president? Yes, please!
CurtEastPoint
(19,226 posts)msongs
(70,275 posts)CA is a safe state
Sympthsical
(10,397 posts)In It to Win It
(9,765 posts)Autumn
(46,660 posts)Freddie
(9,740 posts)He is awesome and will carry the state! After 2 terms as VP hell run for president and be the first president from Pennsylvania since the second-worst POTUS ever, James Buchanan.
lisa58
(5,779 posts)Yorkie Mom
(16,561 posts)Renew Deal
(83,064 posts)I tried to make it alphabetical
Daveigh
(43 posts)I think shed be a steady, rock solid influence during this time of transition.
Celerity
(46,862 posts)POTUS or VPOTUS
Celerity
(46,862 posts)has so unfairly made her radioactive and at this point and going forward, unfortunately, unelectable.
She also would be in her 80s for the last third or so of the 2025 to 2029 term, and I absolutely doubt we will see a Democratic POTUS and/or VPOTUS of that age again, not after Biden.
pinkstarburst
(1,557 posts)I've never heard of some of the people on this list. Maybe they help us in swing states but I'm not sure how much they help us nationally. Pete placed pretty high in the 2020 primaries.
andym
(5,723 posts)West coast/East coast. Whitmer is also good.
Celerity
(46,862 posts)Elessar Zappa
(16,077 posts)But what about the homophobes?
Celerity
(46,862 posts)past that due to Kamala being on the top of the ticket.
Chicago, which is vastly more non white than white, elected a black lesbian mayor. Wisconsin elected a white lesbian Senator. Colorado elected a gay white Governor. OR elected back to back white lesbian/bisexual Governors. AZ elected a white, bisexual atheist female (Sinema). Maura Healey of Massachusetts is another white lesbian Governor.
Elessar Zappa
(16,077 posts)I think my top choices are Pete or Beshear.
Hassin Bin Sober
(26,790 posts)Josh Shapiro? Governor from a swing state. Very popular.
GoodRaisin
(9,634 posts)excellent choice IMO.
We really need to capture PA and my hope is that either can help bring both PA and Michigan.
BeyondGeography
(40,068 posts)Whitmer/Shapiro would be my ticket.
But I picked Shapiro because Im skittish about two women on the ticket.
Back to Whitmer/Shapiro, they are both fantastic communicators and they get it done.
FeelingBlue
(761 posts)Celerity
(46,862 posts)FeelingBlue
(761 posts)TomCADem
(17,774 posts)nt
ViewObsessed
(70 posts)Think. Again.
(19,041 posts)White, male, name recognition, and we desperately need to keep Joe Biden's climate change work alive.
raging moderate
(4,517 posts)Or Senator Angus King of Maine?
Both of them would be excellent Vice Presidents.
lpbk2713
(43,201 posts)A winning combination.
sanatanadharma
(4,074 posts)In my opinion.
A straight-up mothers vs mobsters (so to speak) grudge match for the future of our generations, born and to come.
pinkstarburst
(1,557 posts)Mark Kelly's name keeps being floated, but do we have another democrat who can win that senate seat in Arizona? We barely won with him and it would be awful to go down a senate seat.
Andy Beshear is an interesting idea, but I don't see us winning Kentucky regardless and will Kentucky elect another democrat as governor? Might be better if he stayed where he is.