JoeB131
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My own thoughts.
Hillary would be the automatic frontrunner if she ran, but she was in 2008. The Democrats have more of a habit of picking someone from the back of the room instead of the person you'd expect. (As opposed to Republicans, who just keep recycling their past losers.) I think that she has done very well as Secretary of State.
The downside- nothing to really do for the next four years until she decides to run. Also, she brings in all the Clinton Baggage.
Biden is a strong possibility. Many argued that the tide turning against Romney after the first debate was started when he took Paul Ryan out to the woodshed.
I do think it will be a lesser known, though. Just given Democratic history of going with younger candidates. Clinton will be 68, and Biden well into his 70's when 2016 rolls around.
Its almost no fun anymore to stomp the Righties like Mourdock & West
Its almost no fun anymore to stomp the Righties like Mourdock & West
My own thoughts.
Hillary would be the automatic frontrunner if she ran, but she was in 2008. The Democrats have more of a habit of picking someone from the back of the room instead of the person you'd expect. (As opposed to Republicans, who just keep recycling their past losers.) I think that she has done very well as Secretary of State.
The downside- nothing to really do for the next four years until she decides to run. Also, she brings in all the Clinton Baggage.
Biden is a strong possibility. Many argued that the tide turning against Romney after the first debate was started when he took Paul Ryan out to the woodshed.
I do think it will be a lesser known, though. Just given Democratic history of going with younger candidates. Clinton will be 68, and Biden well into his 70's when 2016 rolls around.
there would be nothing wrong with a clinton/booker ticket.
Biden. I'd pay to see that trainwreck of a campaign.
Its almost no fun anymore to stomp the Righties like Mourdock & West
but those aren't going to be their presidential nominees next time. they'll have their A-Team out, unlike this year...
Jeb Bush... Chris Christie (but only if he can lose 100 lbs and get healthy enough for the rigors of the campaign trail).... Marco Rubio (who i personally think would be a huge mistake, but their base will love him); and i wouldn't count out jon huntsman. he's got 4 years to sell himself... and they should have listened to him this time.
I don't remember saying anything along those lines ...Biden. I'd pay to see that trainwreck of a campaign.
Funny, you all thought Ryan was going to make a trainwreck of Joe, and it didn't work out that way, did it?
Biden. I'd pay to see that trainwreck of a campaign.
Funny, you all thought Ryan was going to make a trainwreck of Joe, and it didn't work out that way, did it?
Biden. I'd pay to see that trainwreck of a campaign.
Funny, you all thought Ryan was going to make a trainwreck of Joe, and it didn't work out that way, did it?
they keep forgetting joe was one of the youngest senators ever and has had more experience than almost anyone in D.C. People loved him on the campaign trail and even though he has the occasional gaffe, people don't question his sincerity. I've always found it amusing that they try to make him seem like a crazy person... but there's nothing crazy about him.
And he made mince meat out of paul ryan, which warmed my heart.