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Torrain
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« on: September 23, 2019, 02:52:57 PM »

I find it dissapointing how unhinged many Sanders supporters have gotten in the last few weeks when it comes to Warren. My vote is still up in the air, and my primary isnt untill March. But its making it real hard to even consider voting for Sanders.

Like, in what world is Elizabeth Warren a neo-liberal right winger?

Maybe because she said she believes in markets? Most likely they just can't take losing.

Nail on the head. For the most extreme portion of his supporters, if it ain't Sanders, they'll find something, anything to criticize.
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Torrain
Junior Chimp
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« Reply #1 on: October 11, 2019, 01:01:27 PM »

I don't see what Gillum adds to the ticket. Abrams would be a great choice, but she will almost certainly sit 2020 out and challenge Kemp in 2022. Am I the only one that thinks there aren't any perfect VP options? Like for any of the candidates?

Tammy Duckworth would be a good VP IMO.

Heck yeah, she’s one of my favourite candidates for VP.
- She brings military experience to the ticket, in a way that demands respect, but also has experience protecting vets.
- She brings a geographical balance to the ticket, representing the Midwest, which will likely take centre stage.
- She’s a proficient debater with a cool head, as shown in her 2016 debate with Mark Kirk, making her an ideal contrast with Mike Pence.
- Her nomination would assure Asian-Americans that the Democratic Party is not unaware of their role as an emerging demographic whose importance will only grow in the coming years.
- She has an incredible life story, and is a model of resilience, who I imagine could have widespread appeal.
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