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I doubt she'll make a decision until she's seen the GOP ticket.
you are right, but remember the GOP convention is only 1 month away. that is why I mentioned the next 6 weeks. Ok, I am a liar; I did know where the conventions were but didn't think about it when I said next 6 weeks.
Hillary Clinton would NEVER select a loudmouthed woman who will outshine her with Democrats so you can forget about Warren. Heck, I wouldn't pick her for the same reason.
I would think Bill is still of sound mind that he'd be someone who would have some good ideas on the subject. Why not seek his input?
There is doubts about Bill having a "sound mind" at this point. That tendency toward the outbursts, shaking and his general appearance...........
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I disagree if you're saying that he'll decide for her.
Is she able to decide by herself? Even the two of them putting their brains together won't amount to one brain at this point. They are washed up and very dangerous for our country right now.
She was going to give him say over the economy because poor little old women just can't get their head around silly stuff like that.
There is doubts about Bill having a "sound mind" at this point. That tendency toward the outbursts, shaking and his general appearance...........
Is she able to decide by herself? Even the two of them putting their brains together won't amount to one brain at this point. They are washed up and very dangerous for our country right now.
She was going to give him say over the economy because poor little old women just can't get their head around silly stuff like that.
You seem upset. I know it is hard to see a candidate with an actual choice of VP instead of one that everyone is running from. Try to be adult about it. Besides, you always have Palin or Christie. Sadly, my money is on Christie.
I'm pretty sure Warren won't be the selection since he's an important cog in the Senate and Clinton won't want someone who overshadow her in the Presidency.
Warren definitely does not want the Vice Presidency. At all.
She's been closed-mouthed, but I think she wants to be the next Democratic Senate Leader, now that Harry Ried has retired.
The wise choice she could make would be Tom Perez, the current Labor Secretary. The terrible choice would be another Wall Street puppet like Cory Booker.
Leaders in Congress hold far more power than a VP anyway.
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