For all the sturm and drang this could very well be our ticket

[DemocratSinceBirth]

[PatrickforO]

1. I'd rather see Warren at the top, of course.

But if this is the ticket, it will enjoy my FULL (and I mean volunteer, make calls, donate) support. You bet.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

2. I could see Joe saying I have learned things about myself from Kamala

I could see Joe saying I have learned things about myself from Kamala that have made me a better person and will make me a better president.

[yardwork]

14. Ditto!

[mainstreetonce]

3. I agree with that ticket

I also hope of not him,then her.

She is my choice of he doesn't make it.

[rogue emissary]

4. If your suggesting Biden picking Harris as his VP.

I don't understand why people think Biden would make a different calculation than Obama in '08?

To be clear multiple Dems like Castro, Booker have already committed to picking a women. While Biden, Bernie, and Buttigieg refuse to commit.

[MrsCoffee]

11. In February Sanders said he was leaning toward a younger woman VP pick.

Just hours after he said people shouldn't consider gender.

Not that it matters because he isn't going to be on the ticket.

If Joe wins, I think he will pick Warren or Harris as his VP. He knows what's up.

[rogue emissary]

16. Why do you think that?

I'm curious as everyone was certain Obama was going to pick Hillary or at least a women in '08.

I don't remember that many people advocating for Obama to pick Biden, but wouldn't be surprised if it happened.

[Grasswire2]

5. why not Biden-Booker?

Or Warren-Booker?

[hurl]

6. Harris/Biden would be hard to beat

That seems like the better combination to me.

[UniteFightBack]

12. Right so Biden is bellying up to be VP again? NO. nt

[Hortensis]

7. Maybe. I sure wouldn't mind at all. Biden's choice would

undoubtedly be very personal, as it reportedly is for most nominees, not all but especially Democrats. He'd want a friend who shared his goals and threw him or herself into achieving them, as he did in his very good relationship with Obama. I believe she could and would be that if she was asked and committed to it, but she must have some serious competition for the role.

I've read that next spring will be when those out ahead start thinking seriously about VP choices, but my best guess would be that Biden already has a short list in his head. After all, he's been around a long time and knows everyone.

[Thekaspervote]

8. JUSY imho Biden just as Obama it will be a surprise. I can see Klobuchar or Swallwell

I believe Harris has said she’s not interested... besides, she’s good in the senate

[Hortensis]

13. Mostly agree. No reason to assume it'll be a

fellow candidate, though if a good possibility were to develop a strong enough following...

[peggysue2]

9. I would be very happy with a . . .

Biden/Harris ticket. I've thought from the beginning that this combo would be our dragon-slayer.

[Thekaspervote]

17. Good point!! Welcome to DU by the way

[hlthe2b]

15. It would be a good one.

[Johnny2X2X]

19. WOuld be a good ticket

If Joe wins the nomination I'd like to see him choose Warren, but Harris is a close 2nd.

[lanlady]

20. I could live that!

Would prefer to see her at the top of the ticket (if Warren flames out for some reason) but as VP she'd be in a great position to run in 2024 if Biden limits himself to one term.

And I would soooo look forward to seeing her tear that sanctimonious Pence to shreds.