Sen Kamala Harris and VP Joe Biden..

[Peacetrain]

Actually I think this picture might be from 2019... but VP Biden endorsed Sen Harris for her run in 2017 to take the Senate seat..

[bluewater]

1. Time travel?

"Actually I think this picture might be from 2020"




Thanks for the pic!

[Peacetrain]

2. 2020 on the brain

rofl.. I meant 2019.. thanks for the heads up

edit to add.. I would not be a bit surprised if we see one like this in 2020..

[Dream Girl]

4. Maybe Peace Train knows something we don't

Make it so

[mainstreetonce]

3. Good pic

They will get along just fine when the primary is over

[Peacetrain]

5. They have a history.. I do not see them

staying angry..

[Demsrule86]

6. I don't think so...he went down to put her in nomination when she ran for Senate...and

she stabbed him in the back and basically called him a racist...no going back. And I kind of liked her before but the entire thing left a bad taste in my mouth and not just because it was Biden whom I support..sure I would vote for her in general but not in a primary. I don't think she will be a VP choice.

[Peacetrain]

8. That might be out of the mix now.. but VP Biden does not hold grudges

But once you get him riled, he will punch hard, and expect the other person to get up and shake hands also, as he would.. he gives as good as he gets.. that is just how he is made..

[Demsrule86]

19. But he helped her win election and she stabbed him in the back...one thing to have a spirtited

discussion ... I could never trust her myself...and I liked Harris a great deal before...and of course would vote for her and any Democrat in the general. But Biden is a better person than me...so you are probably right.

[Skya Rhen]

7. I think that he will end up giving her a position in his administration. He is not a hateful person.

[Peacetrain]

9. She has not had even two years in the senate.. and does not have the same

experience that Pres Obama had with the Illinois house.. she is a prosecutor and this is a new type of politics for her..

[Skya Rhen]

13. True - plus she is not being well-served by her campaign advisers.

[Peacetrain]

15. No kidding.. !!

[ProudMNDemocrat]

10. The next Attorney General and clean up the stench of Barr.....

She would make an amazing AG and RESTORE integrity to the office.

[Peacetrain]

11. I think so also..

[quickesst]

12. She looks quite happy....

..... in that photo with Joe Biden, and to have his endorsement. It must have taken all the strength she had to suppress the disdain and outrage she felt toward him concerning his " praising and coddling" of a well-known segregationist. I suppose that holding that in can only last so long when your sense of fair play and honesty has to be expressed. That it presented itself leading up to, during, and after the debate when he just happened to be an opponent, was I'm sure, a coincidence.

[Skya Rhen]

16. But, if you look a bit closer, you can see a hint of pain in the eyes...

[crazytown]

14. "Harris had her moment and achieved what she wanted to achieve"

- this is from the statement from the Biden campaign and is exactly right. It is politics, not personal. VP Biden, of all people, knows how to set aside differences with colleagues. I am convinced, that if he decides Harris will bring in the most votes as a running mate, Biden will ask, and she will accept. The survival of the Republic is at stake.

At the same time, I expect Joe will torpedo incoming swift boats. Harris, Booker and whoever wouldn't expect anything less.

[Princetonian]

17. Joe is as loyal as they come in politics. Calling Joe a racist was personal to him and to Jill.

Warren polls as well or better than Harris in most polls. She is much better qualified to be VP. I would not count out Susan Rice as a stellar choice.

Harris has a "not so good past" as anyone can find out with Google which will be an albatross around Biden's neck in a general election. Compared to Elizabeth Warren and Susan Rice, she is a political and intellectual lightweight with a lot of personal and professional baggage who I believe Joe and Jill will pass on.

[crazytown]

20. Agreed. But IF Biden judges Harris to be the most useful vote winner,

he will ask and she will accept. Republican and Democratic colleagues have said much nastier things to him over the years. Joe puts the interests Republic ahead of the personal IMO.

[Celerity]

21. that is really harsh and borders on a pure attack of an overall good Democrat

Harris has a "not so good past" as anyone can find out with Google which will be an albatross around Biden's neck in a general election. She is a political and intellectual lightweight with a lot of personal and professional baggage

She is not my preferred candidate but I think you are going way too far

just my tuppence

[Peacetrain]

18. Yep... this is the big leagues.. and if you throw bombs, you need to expect

them to come roaring back at you.. and if you don't then you are not ready for this.. the best I have ever seen at this kind of politics was President Obama.. and VP Biden is right up there with him.. and I am including De Blasio in this also.. because he has been throwing bombs ..everyone will need to shake hands after this.. three on one will not look good but I have faith in VP Biden that he can handle all three.. they will be fine.. just don't do too much damage to yourselves (Cory there is no way you are going to be President this time.. don't blow yourself up completely, and Bill D... what were you thinking jumping in )

[crazytown]

22. I can image Biden laughing at Trump's best shots in the debate.

and the Con loves ridicule

[peggysue2]

23. That's a great photo of the two of them

Bridges can be repaired. They were in 2008 between HRC and President Obama. Obama took Hillary on as SOS and the two forged a very tight alliance and friendship. Politics brings out the best and worst in people but in the end we're all on the same team. Holding grudges never serves the grudge holder and I don't see Joe Biden in that category. If he wins the nomination and then the GE, he will reach out to whomever he thinks can serve the country at the highest level and in the strongest way.

That's what real leaders do.

[Blue_true]

24. From earlier this year before Biden entered the race, months before. nt