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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

MuseRider

(34,851 posts)

8. I simply do not think

Reply to demwing (Original post)

Sat Jul 11, 2015, 02:56 PM

Jul 2015

we would ever see this happen.

He may respect her and he may like her but trust her?

I can't see him leaving the senate for a spot where he has to do what she says for him to do. Can you? I can't see her being any advantage at all to him. He is running against everything she says she does not believe in but is. She IS what he is running against.

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Vice President Clinton? [View all] demwing Jul 2015 OP

I don't see VP Sanders. He's more effective in the Senate and I think would remain there. n/t PoliticAverse Jul 2015 #1

In fairness, others would say the same about Clinton demwing Jul 2015 #18

That's what Hillary's supporters said about Warren as well. merrily Jul 2015 #28

The only way I would want HRC in the White House would be as a guest....n/t monmouth4 Jul 2015 #2

I feel ya demwing Jul 2015 #6

I'll be voting the Democratic ticket no matter who's at the top No Vested Interest Jul 2015 #3

I simply can't see a ticket with both of them on it, either way round. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Jul 2015 #4

I can see it demwing Jul 2015 #9

Sanders won't pick O'Malley marym625 Jul 2015 #14

Obama ran against Hillary and he seems to think she will make a fine President. merrily Jul 2015 #26

I could see Sanders offering Clinton the VP slot nxylas Jul 2015 #5

Bernie voted against the Iraq War. Hillary advocated for it. I prefer his foreign policy to hers. merrily Jul 2015 #25

I am voting for the dem ticket in 16 gwheezie Jul 2015 #7

Doesn't always happen demwing Jul 2015 #10

I simply do not think MuseRider Jul 2015 #8

No! HooptieWagon Jul 2015 #11

I likewise cannot imagine SheilaT Jul 2015 #12

Never going to happen marym625 Jul 2015 #13

Hillary is likely to choose Castro (the one in HUD, not the one in Cuba). merrily Jul 2015 #24

oh god please neither. rbnyc Jul 2015 #15

No, thanks. Enthusiast Jul 2015 #16

So, Bernie supporters are pretty clear here demwing Jul 2015 #17

Our nominees won't both be from that age bracket. Jim Lane Jul 2015 #19

No to VP Clinton. Chan790 Jul 2015 #20

Trump cited Bill Clinton as a recent President he (Trump) liked, not either Bush. merrily Jul 2015 #23

Ditto. HappyPlace Jul 2015 #35

Politically, Sanders and Hillary should not be the top of the same ticket merrily Jul 2015 #21

Absolutely no Clinton in the White House. She was a disaster as Sec. of State, a rich self-promoting whereisjustice Jul 2015 #22

1. No SamKnause Jul 2015 #27

I'd vote for a Sanders/Clinton ticket Android3.14 Jul 2015 #29

I'd rather see Sanders with Gillebrand or, better, a woman of color. merrily Jul 2015 #30

I agree Android3.14 Jul 2015 #31

Why would Hillary even want to be Sanders VP? merrily Jul 2015 #32

Why would anyone want to be the VP? demwing Jul 2015 #33

If she sees no value to serve her country as the VP... Android3.14 Jul 2015 #34