Absolutely. Turnabout was pretty much the perfect answer at this stage of the game.
All that being saidâŚIâll fully admit to having explicitly stated that Biden/Harris would be a dream ticket.
my dream ticket would be Warren/Harris â but have Biden marry Warrenâs daughter
That way, Biden could be Warrenâs Jared, and she could assigned him to take over whatever task Warren doesnât really care about, but wants to appear to care about very much.
Yes, she handled it not only beautifully but in the only way that makes any sense for someone in her position â and thatâs quite apart from the question of whether Biden would, in fact, make a good running-mate or vice president.
But given the Politico article and how her fellow CBC members are quoted in it, I donât agree that it was rude to ask her the question.
Hereâs the article from Politico. It sounds like they asked a handful of members of the 55 member CBC what they thought of a Biden/Harris ticket and they were split with many saying âBiden/Harris or Harris/Biden.â This wasnât some official poll of the CBC. It was literally one member of the CBC who called it a âdream ticket.â
Sheâs got a style about her that so far to my eye seems to blend humor, charm and an ever-present deadly serious toughness, and the more we see of her the more we may start to call it charisma. You canât assemble a team for that, you canât practice it in front of a mirror, it takes a lifetime of being a certain kind of person. Sheâs not the only one, but itâs a priceless quality if she does have it.
Good answer. She hasnât conceded anything.
Old HatâŚthatâs what this will be in some future date. In the meantime we gotta Impeach CaligulaâŚ
I think the very popular and well-loved Mrs. Biden might have something to say about that.
Great Post.
Well, I think sheâs a great candidate.
Even if Trump drops the big one on Tehran this afternoon, I know what Chuck Todd will be leading with tonight.
Good for her. I think Stacey Abrams said something similar when asked if she would enter the race as a shot at being picked for VP. She said something like (paraphrasing) âYou donât enter a Presidential primary aiming to be the VP.â
I know thereâs some enthusiasm out there for a Biden/Harris or Biden/Abrams ticket, but it seems to me that this would look like desperate pandering for votes that you canât pick up otherwise. If Bidenâs the nominee he probably wonât have that problem picking up minority votes. But I still hope heâs blown out of the race early, and someone like Harris or Warren gets to make the âbalancingâ choice for a VP.
What would make her a better president than Biden (or any other candidate)?
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Sheâs a lot younger and mentally sharper than he is.
This is the âdream ticketâ comment below. Even the ONE member of the CBC who made the comment did so under the contingency that sheâs not the nominee. Most made that point that theyâd be happy with the combo with either of them at the top of the ticket. Itâs really disingenuous of Tiger Beat on the Potomac to try to make this out to be some kind of split within the CBC in which theyâre casting Harris to the Veep position and promoting Biden to the presidential nominee. Thatâs not even whatâs going on here. Not even a little bit.
âThat would be a dream ticket for me, a dream ticket!â said Rep. Lacy Clay (D-Mo.). âIf she is not the nominee, that would be a dream ticket for this country.â
Well, I might agree with you â but what I meant is that I wanted to hear her response, and Iâm thinking she would have to find a different way to word it!
Why would putting a capable black woman on the ticket look like desperate pandering? That makes no sense.
Iâd rather that she tell folks why sheâd be a good President. This stuff isnât necessarily coming from Biden. A lot of black caucus folks are floating it to make peace with the fact that theyâre gonna support Biden over a highly qualified black woman.
Well, sheâs got the silly question. SoâŚ
Not one to settle for VP at this stage eirher.