Which do you think is the best choice of the 3....

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Which do you think is the best choice of the 3.... or if you don't like any... which is the least unacceptable?

[America's Sweetheart ❤/𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖞 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗]

Option 1

[Sherrod Brown Shill]

Brown/Harris. End of story.

[gerritcole]

Moore/Franken

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Hmm... I'd say I like Klobuchar/Castro best, since I think she's a great candidate (both in the actual genuine "presidential" sense, and in the sleazy, no-good, political strategist sense), and I would to see like some continuity from the Obama administration (assuming the Castro is Julián). Plus, I think this would be a good balance between the "identity" politics and the "not identity" politics (if there's even a difference), since Klobuchar has been very good on workers' issues (as far as I know), and Castro was the Secretary of HUD, and she has legal experience while he has executive (mayoral, but still) experience. Plus, she's a woman and he's Hispanic, and I think those facts would prove to be very important as history looks back on our time.

I really like Brown/Harris and Booker/Klobuchar as well. These are all very well-balanced tickets imo, so I would be very happy to campaign for any of them once 2020 rolls around

[Former Kentuckian]

Moore/Franken

Good Lord

[America Needs R'hllor]

Hmm... I'd say I like Klobuchar/Castro best, since I think she's a great candidate (both in the actual genuine "presidential" sense, and in the sleazy, no-good, political strategist sense), and I would to see like some continuity from the Obama administration (assuming the Castro is Julián). Plus, I think this would be a good balance between the "identity" politics and the "not identity" politics (if there's even a difference), since Klobuchar has been very good on workers' issues (as far as I know), and Castro was the Secretary of HUD, and she has legal experience while he has executive (mayoral, but still) experience. Plus, she's a woman and he's Hispanic, and I think those facts would prove to be very important as history looks back on our time.

I really like Brown/Harris and Booker/Klobuchar as well. These are all very well-balanced tickets imo, so I would be very happy to campaign for any of them once 2020 rolls around

Agreed, though I wouldn't be that happy with the other two tickets- Brown is too anti-free trade and I dislike Booker.

[Former Crackhead Mike Lindell]

Keep Castro off any ticket

[King Lear]

Option one by far, a White man from the Midwest will be harder for trump to tear apart then a minority or a women, while a Minority women as VP will help energize the base to show up.

[Former Kentuckian]

Keep Castro off any ticket

I love that he's been so vocal about his disappointment in not being the VP pick last year, and that he's being equally vocal about writing a book so he can jumpstart a presidential campaign. Those Castro boys are wild.