Do you prefer Biden or Hillary?

[Yelnoc]

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[Brewer]

Hillary, but it's extremely close. I love Uncle Joe.

[Averroës Nix]

Biden. Not sure that I'd have had a strong preference between the two of them six months ago - although obviously the prospect of returning the Clintons to the White House has always filled me with dread - but today the balance has tipped. I no longer believe that Hillary can win a competitive national election (i.e. one in which national conditions are such that either party could win and the Republicans haven't totally discredited themselves by nominating Ted Cruz or something).

[7,052,770]

Biden, but I'll still vote for Hillary if he runs, unless something convinces me that she's not the stronger general election candidate.

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Hard to say, I'm pretty much tied.

[Comrade Funk]

Biden. Easy.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Biden.

There are republican candidates (Rubio, Graham, Christie) that I would vote for if the alternative was Hillary, but that I would vote against if the alternative was Biden.

(I will vote for Kasich, Bush, Paul, or Pataki over any of the three main democrats running)

[JMT]

Biden. Has my vote if he jumps in. I have always seen Biden as a strong leader, and now I see him as the party's best hope of keeping the White House too. He has a much better chance of winning the general than Hillary does at this point, something not many people would have said a few months ago.

[bagelman]

Biden. If Clinton wins the nomination and the GOP nominates someone sane, I'll vote GOP. I'll actually have to think about my vote if Biden jumps in.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Biden, but of course Sanders is my 1st choice.

[Skill and Chance]

Biden, strongly.  Hillary is one significant email revelation away from being unelectable at this point.  I should note that Biden pretty much needs to have a female VP if he primaries Hillary, though it looks likely he would pick Warren.

[BlueSwan]

Biden, but I'll still vote for Hillary if he runs, unless something convinces me that she's not the stronger general election candidate.

This.

[MisSkeptic]

Hillary Clinton. Because as a young woman I feel she's the best choice for me.

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

Biden, but of course Sanders is my 1st choice.

[TomC]

Yes

[Bigby]

Biden more than Clinton, but I'd vote neither.

[Taco Truck 🚚]

At this point Hillary.  Hillary has had the entire Republican machine trying to destroy her for years.  Sanders and Biden are virtually untouched.  Sanders particularly.

I think some Democrats are fooling themselves if they think Uncle Joe is going to remain unscathed if he jumps in.

After all the negative things the Republicans have said about Hillary what are we left with?  Some emails on a home server?  I don't care if she is Democrat or Republican how is that a criteria to disqualify someone from the highest office?  Republicans certainly didn't have a problem with Romney's massive electronic purge.

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I grumbled about Romney's purge but unless someone can point to something really really bad that was being covered up it was not even in my mind when I was in the voting booth.  For the Democrats to roll over and take it in the rear over such a nonissue shows how weak they are.

[ilikeverin]

Uncle Joe in a heartbeat.  But we must careful about "electability" arguments.  Uncle Joe isn't running, yet - there's no question that the rigors of a campaign would impact his polling numbers.

[Clark Kent]

Biden more than Clinton, but I'd vote neither.

[Mehmentum]

Biden over Clinton. Clinton over Sanders.  Sanders over basically every Republican.

[Eraserhead]

Biden although I'm not sure if I'd vote for either of them.

[DavidB.]

Biden more than Clinton, but I'd vote neither.