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Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: Elizabeth Warren for VP, please [View all]djg21
(1,803 posts)37. We need new blood going forward.
The goal currently is to restore normalcy to the Whitehouse. Biden is thought to be a sure thing to do that by many, including myself, notwithstanding his age. He is a known commodity, whose more centrist policies are favored by most of the Party (check the primary results) and are at least tolerable to independent voters and some never-Trump Republicans. This is the coalition necessary to guarantee the defeat of Trump. I can see Biden loading his Cabinet from the new generation of Democrats and then standing aside in 2024 so they can lead the party and compete for the Presidency. Going forward, we need new and more youthful (relatively) Democratic leadership and younger candidates, and not candidates in their 70s and 80s.

primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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She is valuable but you gotta think ahead to 2024. Who will be most appealing to step up?
CurtEastPoint
Apr 2020
#1
If she becomes the VP then the Republican Governor of Mass. gets to pick her successor.
redstateblues
Apr 2020
#3
Sure...six months later and the Rethug runs as an incumbent...just no. We have many good choices so
Demsrule86
Apr 2020
#9
Maybe but we can't count on it. I think she is needed in the Senate...and I simply don't think we
Demsrule86
Apr 2020
#14
No, she has a GOP governor...thus we simply can't wait six months for a GOP type to be replaced.
Demsrule86
Apr 2020
#8
obama got 98% of the aa vote,hc got 88% and less showed up to vote at all for her
questionseverything
Apr 2020
#28
Kamala Harris, first and foremost for all the obvious reasons, Warren does nothing for the ticket
beachbumbob
Apr 2020
#26