J9Starks3 wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:Anybody seen my car keys?
There over here grandpa Joe
Has anyone ever seen wingo and Biden in the same room?

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J9Starks3 wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:Anybody seen my car keys?
There over here grandpa Joe
Has anyone ever seen wingo and Biden in the same room?

Clyde_Style wrote:KnicksGod wrote:Biden’s VP choice is a big one.
Indications are it will be Harris
spree8 wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:KnicksGod wrote:Biden’s VP choice is a big one.
Indications are it will be Harris
Source?
Axios has a long laundry list of possible candidates.
Clyde_Style wrote:Anybody seen my car keys?
Clyde_Style wrote:spree8 wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:
Indications are it will be Harris
Source?
Axios has a long laundry list of possible candidates.
Biden said he wants a woman of color
spree8 wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:spree8 wrote:
Source?
Axios has a long laundry list of possible candidates.
Biden said he wants a woman of color
He said back in August:
“Whomever I pick, preferably it will be someone who was of color and/or a different gender, but I’m not making that commitment until I know that the person I’m dealing with I can completely and thoroughly trust as authentic and on the same page,” Biden said.
It’s not set in stone as there are other women of color (Val Demings) and he did say “and/or” color/gender, so that could be Deval Patrick, Corey Booker or someone else too.
prolific96 wrote:Not an ardent Bernie fan but I'd like to see some of his policy come to fruition. Had Bernie not insisted on providing free healthcare to non-citizens and tuition "foregiveness" I believe we'd be looking at a Bernie nomination.
Initially, I had much of the same concerns over Bernie's ability to get legislation passed. But after seeing Trump leverage his base I'm not sure I still believe that.
After watching all the debates, I don't understand how any voter felt compelled to vote Biden over almost any of the other candidates. I felt he performed about as well as Maryanne Williamson.
BKAY wrote:Joe Biden got stuff done because he bends the knee to those that Bernie opposes. It seems as if he has it all wrapped up at this point. I'll get out there and vote for Bernie when NY hits but barring some miracle looks like we are not getting our once in a lifetime candidate. Biden's mental health concerns me. I think hes gonna get mollywhopped in the debates with Trump and my prediction is if Biden is the nominee, 4 more years of Trump.
Clyde_Style wrote:spree8 wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:
Biden said he wants a woman of color
He said back in August:
“Whomever I pick, preferably it will be someone who was of color and/or a different gender, but I’m not making that commitment until I know that the person I’m dealing with I can completely and thoroughly trust as authentic and on the same page,” Biden said.
It’s not set in stone as there are other women of color (Val Demings) and he did say “and/or” color/gender, so that could be Deval Patrick, Corey Booker or someone else too.
I'm referring to what he said a week or so ago in an interview
spree8 wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:spree8 wrote:
He said back in August:
“Whomever I pick, preferably it will be someone who was of color and/or a different gender, but I’m not making that commitment until I know that the person I’m dealing with I can completely and thoroughly trust as authentic and on the same page,” Biden said.
It’s not set in stone as there are other women of color (Val Demings) and he did say “and/or” color/gender, so that could be Deval Patrick, Corey Booker or someone else too.
I'm referring to what he said a week or so ago in an interview
Never saw it... care to post? Because that narrows it down significantly.
spree8 wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:spree8 wrote:
Source?
Axios has a long laundry list of possible candidates.
Biden said he wants a woman of color
He said back in August:
“Whomever I pick, preferably it will be someone who was of color and/or a different gender, but I’m not making that commitment until I know that the person I’m dealing with I can completely and thoroughly trust as authentic and on the same page,” Biden said.
It’s not set in stone as there are other women of color (Val Demings) and he did say “and/or” color/gender, so that could be Deval Patrick, Corey Booker or someone else too.
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Woodsanity wrote:Imagine trusting a team with World B Flat on it without Lebron keeping him in check.

spree8 wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:spree8 wrote:
He said back in August:
“Whomever I pick, preferably it will be someone who was of color and/or a different gender, but I’m not making that commitment until I know that the person I’m dealing with I can completely and thoroughly trust as authentic and on the same page,” Biden said.
It’s not set in stone as there are other women of color (Val Demings) and he did say “and/or” color/gender, so that could be Deval Patrick, Corey Booker or someone else too.
I'm referring to what he said a week or so ago in an interview
Never saw it... care to post? Because that narrows it down significantly.
Clyburn urges Biden to pick black woman as running mate: 'African American women need to be rewarded' for loyalty
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House Majority Whip James Clyburn (D-S.C.) urged former Vice President Joe Biden on Wednesday to pick a black woman as his running mate to "reward" them for loyalty to the Democratic Party if he is its presidential nominee.
Clyburn, who endorsed Biden ahead of his South Carolina primary win late last month, told NPR, "I really believe that we've reached a point in this country where African American women need to be rewarded for the loyalty that they've given to this party."
He named a number of black women who he thinks would be good choices to share a ticket with Biden, including Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) and Georgia Democratic gubernatorial nominee and voting rights activist Stacey Abrams.
Clyburn also mentioned Democratic Reps. Marcia Fudge (Ohio), Val Demings (Fla.) and Karen Bass (Calif.) as potential choices, as well as Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms.
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/487039-clyburn-urges-biden-to-pick-black-female-vp-african-american-women-need-to
spree8 wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:spree8 wrote:
He said back in August:
“Whomever I pick, preferably it will be someone who was of color and/or a different gender, but I’m not making that commitment until I know that the person I’m dealing with I can completely and thoroughly trust as authentic and on the same page,” Biden said.
It’s not set in stone as there are other women of color (Val Demings) and he did say “and/or” color/gender, so that could be Deval Patrick, Corey Booker or someone else too.
I'm referring to what he said a week or so ago in an interview
Never saw it... care to post? Because that narrows it down significantly.
Did you know that online betting markets are often fairly accurate at predicting political results? They are. It’s called “politics futures.” Now that former Vice President Joe Biden has pulled farther ahead in the Democratic primaries this week, premier gambling sites have strong odds on who the ultimate nominee’s running mate would be.
Below are the probabilities for each would-be pick from two markets, Ladbrokes and BetOnline, which put Kamala Harris and Amy Klobuchar in a dead heat, with Stacey Abrams hot on their tails:
Kamala Harris 2/1, 3.25/1
Amy Klobuchar 3/1, 2.75/1
Stacey Abrams 6/1, 7/1
Elizabeth Warren 12/1, 10/1
Hillary Clinton 16/1, 11/1
Pete Buttigieg 16/1, 26/1
Tammy Duckworth 16/1, 21/1
Michelle Obama 25/1, 15/1
Andrew Yang 50/1, 51/1
For those not fluent in betting odds, 2/1 means you win $2 for every $1 you bet.
Before you bet on Kamala Harris, though, know that Jill Biden hinted last week that the Bidens were deeply wounded by Harris’s Miami debate attack on Biden following Harris’s long friendship with their son Beau. She called it a “punch to the gut.”

GONYK wrote:spree8 wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:
I'm referring to what he said a week or so ago in an interview
Never saw it... care to post? Because that narrows it down significantly.
Jim Clyburn also said that he wants Biden to choose a woman of color 3 days agoClyburn urges Biden to pick black woman as running mate: 'African American women need to be rewarded' for loyalty
© GETTY IMAGES
House Majority Whip James Clyburn (D-S.C.) urged former Vice President Joe Biden on Wednesday to pick a black woman as his running mate to "reward" them for loyalty to the Democratic Party if he is its presidential nominee.
Clyburn, who endorsed Biden ahead of his South Carolina primary win late last month, told NPR, "I really believe that we've reached a point in this country where African American women need to be rewarded for the loyalty that they've given to this party."
He named a number of black women who he thinks would be good choices to share a ticket with Biden, including Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) and Georgia Democratic gubernatorial nominee and voting rights activist Stacey Abrams.
Clyburn also mentioned Democratic Reps. Marcia Fudge (Ohio), Val Demings (Fla.) and Karen Bass (Calif.) as potential choices, as well as Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms.
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/487039-clyburn-urges-biden-to-pick-black-female-vp-african-american-women-need-to