Biden/Warren

[SHRED]

With Harris as AG.

What an improvement that would be.

[WheelWalker]

1. Marvelous understatement.

[elleng]

2. I like it;

don't know if they would.

[leftieNanner]

3. I like it

Another good option for AG is Adam Schiff.

[sandensea]

4. Your words to God's ear

[crazytown]

11. I still think he will want Harris

but Stacey is waiting in the wings. Pundits get caught up in the sound and fury of debates. If there is one thing VP Biden's career shows is an ability to work constructively with people notwithstanding policy and personal differences.

[sandensea]

13. Well said. Joe's certainly an old hand at this.

I'm confident he'll pick the best running mate and team possible.

Question is: Will Putin's (and Bibi's) hackers flip the votes?

[crazytown]

14. Putin and Bib will try no doubt.

I think the difference between 2016 and 2020 is how much Democrats and many Independents 'hate' Trump. As Ted Cruz put it 'they will crawl over broken glass to vote him out'.

[sandensea]

17. Right. It makes sense the Orange Blob would lose this time around.

Considering the last time he won by the skin of his teeth - just 77,000 votes in 4 key states. And now he's less popular that he was then.

I might add that if Hillary had won by that much, Rush Lumpball and the rest would've openly called for riots.

[Hoyt]

5. That might be good, but Warren might have to tone down her Medicare For All

support, “Economic Patriotism,” that’s a bit too America First for Obama Democrats, and apologize for bashing Obama on trade that helped give us trump.

[crazytown]

9. Elizabeth is open to expanding the ACA by a robust public option.

She has said so, and has sponsored Bills that do just that, but, sees M4A as better policy. One thing is she is firm on is that illness should not result in Bankruptcy. There are issues there. Warren would jump on board initiatives against corruption.

[Hoyt]

19. Her plan, as it stands now, is Medicare-for-All.

M4A is OK by me, but don't think will will get enacted anytime soon, and could be a losing stand in General Election.

[crazytown]

20. M4A IS a losing stand in General Election.

[More_Cowbell]

15. I think it's okay for a VP to be more "ambitious" on some issues

The way that Biden was ahead of Obama on same-sex marriage.

[Mme. Defarge]

6. Superb!

[DavidDvorkin]

7. With Mayor Pete in charge of Intelligence.

[crazytown]

10. I would tap him to Chair a Commission on Federal Election Reform

[crazytown]

8. Elizabeth is a Patriot and a Team Player

She would say 'Yes' if VP Biden could could convince her she was needed on the ticket to take the Presidency and win the Senate, AND her issues and proposals would not be shunned in the White House. One thing I don't think he would have any difficulty persuading Warren, Harris or anyone else is he can working constructively with people despite policy and personal differences - and in this case they are substantial.

[DemocracyMouse]

12. Warren/Biden shouldn't be unthinkable either

(Sorry for my Muellarian double negative)

.... or how about Warren/Harris and Biden with a cabinet position?

[More_Cowbell]

16. I don't know if Biden would consider it, but...

I would love to see him rebuilding the State Department or in a general position of rebuilding the federal work force. For State, we need to both rebuild the department AND we need someone to reestablish our relationships with world leaders.

As far as federal employment in general, we need someone to persuade Americans that federal service is a worthy endeavor.

One thing about Biden is, he can persuade anyone of anything. And he has the gravitas to make what I think is going to be necessary: an "apology tour" of our allies.

[honest.abe]

18. 76/70

Good grief.. we need at least one one on our ticket less than 70 years old.