Let me be clear: Joe Biden could nominate a HAM SANDWICH as his running mate

[Baltimike]

a HAM SANDWICH, and I will still vote for him and lay FOUL SCORN on ANY motherfucker who tries to equivocate.

a HAM SANDWICH.

I'm in.

[LoveMyCali]

1. I told a friend

on FaceBook yesterday that if he chooses an old shoe he found on the side of the road I'm still voting for Biden and she tried to lecture me about his pick being "very important."

I don't care, I'm still voting for Joe and the shoe but I told her I have faith that Joe is smart enough to make a good decision.

[sop]

2. And Republicans would begin indictment proceedings as soon as the ham sandwich is sworn in.

[genxlib]

3. Joe Biden could BE a ham sandwich

and I would vote for him.

[Different Drummer]

29. This!

[brooklynite]

4. So, risking the Vegan vote?

And is there a gluten-free option?

[sop]

6. And the Muslim vote?

[still_one]

7. Or a Kosher vote

[Ilsa]

27. Breaking news: Mr. Biden has selected a cucumber sandwich to run

with him as his VP. The vetting was arduous, requiring testing to make certain the cucumbers used were not English cucumbers. The bread was made from rice flour to assure the gluten-free population that they would not get runny poops from selecting the Biden-Sandwich ticket.

Vegetarians, vegans, gluten-tolerant, and 70% of the rest of the voters rejoiced.

[brooklynite]

30. You can't fool me...

Cucumber sandwiches come slathered with crime fraiche!

[Ilsa]

31. We lose the lactose intolerant vote! nt

[Brainfodder]

5. My most vicious bully from childhood could be his V.P. and I'm still voting for the motherfucker!

Strong enough?

[RT Atlanta]

8. I'm in as well!

n/t

[tinrobot]

9. I hear Kamala makes terrific ham sandwiches

(kidding)

[MyOwnPeace]

10. Just maybe, at last..............

it's time for Pat Paulsen!

[mokawanis]

11. It's going to be great to have a human in the WH for a change

can't wait to see the orange shitstain vacate the premises.

[DTomlinson]

12. My view: Put out the massive fires in the White House and Senate, and THEN we can talk policy.

[peggysue2]

13. The VP selection is the topic du jour

Not trying to dismiss it or argue that there won't be a flurry of articles and angst-driven analyses once the announcement is made. Some people will love the ultimate choice, others will say it's the end of the world. But . . .

the election will not hinge on the VP selection. The election is about Trump, his incompetence, arrogance, cruelty and stupidity. It's about asking the question in about 15 swing states:

Are you better off today than you were four years ago?

The answer to that question in said states is what the election will hinge on, a mighty referendum on Donald Trump and what he's done to the country, not for the country. Because frankly, the only entity Trump serves is himself.

Policy, legislative fixes and prescriptions for a whole host of concerns? That comes after we win, sweep the stable, decontaminate (and debug) the White House.

Winning is the only thing that matters right now, winning everywhere. Means not simply the WH but sweeping the Senate and holding the House. Because without the two chambers, we get very little done and there's so much to repair, restore and move forward on.

So yeah, I have my own personal favorites for VP. But I will be happy with whoever Joe Biden chooses and will happily vote for that ticket in November. As I expect most rational people to do. Because losing is not an option.

Never forget, never forgive.

[lame54]

14. Can it be pimento loaf?

[lame54]

15. Biden/Head Cheese 2020

[Kaleva]

16. Everybody here will gladly vote for Biden no matter who he picks as his running mate.

The issue is irrelevant.

[stopdiggin]

22. Agree. Political junkies love this stuff, but ...

Frankly if there's any doubt in your mind about your vote right now ...
A VP pick ain't gonna' do a thing in persuading you.

[Kaleva]

24. A voter who might be persuaded to vote for Biden because of his pick isn't very informed

[stopdiggin]

32. zactly! any voter that is even remotely considering

a second Trump term .. hasn't the slightest interest in a VP pick from Biden
(the only possible exception being the purported "home state" boost .. and talk about the definition of "uninformed" ...)

[yortsed snacilbuper]

17. Ditto,

the vegan's might be problem though!

[oasis]

18. A center left spam musubi would have my full support.

[roamer65]

19. As along as cheese is included, I'm in.

It’s gotta have cheese.

[lynintenn]

20. We are in but

He has to appeal to some crossover voters who voted
Obama then voted Trump.

[stopdiggin]

21. and which VP pick would pick up those votes?

As you can probably tell .. (IMO) none of the names I've seen proposed so far would appear to have ANY impact on Obama/Trump voters. Your thoughts?

[Polly Hennessey]

23. We are voting for Joe Biden.

Makes no difference who he chooses for a running mate. He will make a measured decision. I trust him.

[tanyev]

25. It would have to be a 35 year old ham sandwich,

but yes, still worth crawling over broken glass to vote for.

[jmg257]

26. If only everyone was so easy.

[Baltimike]

28. No. If only everyone didn't want to have it so hard under Putin's puppet.

[Yavin4]

33. There's only one person that Joe could pick as his VP that would make me not vote for him

Trump....okay two...Mitch McConnell.