Shadow President Warren
it's time
Joe Biden selects Senator Kamala Harris as his VP Pick
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Can’t wait to see pence flamed up in those debatesShadow President Warren
you think mother gon let him attend?
Piff Perkins
Veteran
Honestly I think Kamala being black will shield her from any meaningful damage when it comes to being a former prosecutor. That being said I don't think picking her is a good idea vs Warren, who has no real flaws right now.
Piff Huxtable
Delaney 2020,2024,2028...
that Biden/Warren ticket would be a combined 150 years 
I think it's down to Kamala and Liz. If Liz was a few years younger and not from a state where a republican governor is picking her replacement I think she would have this locked up
iceberg_is_on_fire
Wearing Lions gear when it wasn't cool
Current politics say Kamala.
Can we get an updated poll with new names?
The names on the list should be
Kamala
Amy
Big Gretch
Tammy Duckworth
Warren
Demmings
That's it.
The names on the list should be
Kamala
Amy
Big Gretch
Tammy Duckworth
Warren
Demmings
That's it.
the next guy
Superstar
he'll make a good VP for kamala
King Kreole
natural blondie like goku
Warren was out here standing in selfie lines meeting thousands of people for hours on end, night after night, often until the early hours of the morning. Running around to catch trains and pacing town hall stages like a prime Chris Rock. I'd wager she's as physically healthy as than any other VP name being mentioned. Definitely mentally sharper.that Biden/Warren ticket would be a combined 150 years
Veep watch
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Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms holds a news conference Saturday. (Ben Gray/Atlanta Journal-Constitution/AP)
The unrest in major cities has quickly reshaped the conversation about Joe Biden's potential running mate, with a growing focus on the black women on his shortlist, and growing skepticism about one of the white women.
Amy Klobuchar had already been criticized for doing little outreach to black voters in the primary and faced skepticism from her state's NAACP, and now she was confronted over not prosecuting Derek Chauvin in her final days as Hennepin County district attorney. Her successor did so — Chauvin was involved with a shooting in the final days of Klobuchar's DA term — but Democrats close to Biden said that the new scrutiny would hurt her chances.
“We are all victims sometimes of timing,” House Majority Whip James E. Clyburn (D-S.C.) told reporters Friday. “This is very tough timing for Amy Klobuchar, who I respect so much.”
Kamala D. Harris, another former DA who faced primary attacks over her prosecutorial record, faced less criticism than Klobuchar as she spoke on the George Floyd killing. She made a silent appearance at a Saturday afternoon protest outside the White House (a peaceful one, ending before a more violent protest that evening), tweeted video of incidents where police shot rubber bullets at journalists and made TV appearances where she said that the president had exacerbated tensions instead of relieving them after the death of George Floyd.
“He is dead, and black blood stains the sidewalks of America,” Harris said in one TV hit. “Folks are in pain, and have been, for a long time.”
Keisha Lance-Bottoms, the first-term mayor of Atlanta and a long-shot VP candidate, earned perhaps the most positive media attention of any mayor with a weekend news conference in which she called for calm and handed the microphone to Killer Mike, a Bernie Sanders supporter who had favored another candidate for mayor. In a Sunday CNN interview, she called on President Trump to “just stop talking” and for the focus to return to police misconduct.
“What happens when we have these violent protests and uprisings in our city, we get distracted from what the real issue is,” Lance-Bottoms said. “And we need to get back to what the problem is. And that's the killing of unarmed black people in America.”
Val Demings, a three-term Florida congresswoman who previously led Orlando's police department, published a Washington Post op-ed asking for police to reflect on what they were doing wrong.
“We must conduct a serious review of hiring standards and practices, diversity, training, use-of-force policies, pay and benefits (remember, you get what you pay for), early warning programs, and recruit training programs,” she wrote.
i dont think that "copmala" shyt has too much effect, but she can definitely make it an afterthought
SnugglesDaBear
Superstar
Warren has the energy and cognitive ability of a 35 yr old.that Biden/Warren ticket would be a combined 150 years
If she's able to successfully finesse her image into a social justice prosecutor she's the best pick, but I think that's gonna be a hard task.
