Does Beto Still Have A Decent Shot At Winning The Nomination?

[Bojack Horseman]

I can really see him being Biden's VP. Biden/Beto rolls off the tongue nicely, which is still a consideration like it was for Clinton/Kaine and Romney/Ryan.

[ElectionsGuy]

Yeah. A lot of people still do at this point. It's amazing that for a couple months he doesn't do much and all the sudden people are freaking about him 'not having momentum' or whatever. At this point in 2015, no Republican had announced, the first was Cruz in March.

[Storr]

Yeah. A lot of people still do at this point. It's amazing that for a couple months he doesn't do much and all the sudden people are freaking about him 'not having momentum' or whatever. At this point in 2015, no Republican had announced, the first was Cruz in March.

This is pretty close to how I feel. Everyone is talking about 'hype' currently because it's so early there isn't much else to talk about in the context of the Presidential primary. The first primary/caucus is 11 months away. If hype determined who was the nominee we would have President Ben Carson.

[SN2903]

He will make noise if he runs but he is too green. Democrats will want someone with some experience in 2020 to go up against an incumbent. I think Harris and Warren are the frontrunners and Bernie is in the convo.

[SCNCmod]

I still think Beto will end up being the nominee....

And Biden will be his Secr of State...
And Kamala will be his Attorney General...
And Jahana Hayes will be his Secr of Education...

Not sure who his running mate would be (although I still think Lujan-Grisham makes the most strategic sense (and best combo to win FL & AZ)... Especially if Abrams is the other big story in 2020 (running for Senate).

[henster]

He's most likely to bomb in the debates and quickly fade away.

[All Along The Watchtower]

I don't think so.