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Old 08-01-2016, 08:24 AM
 
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Valid point. I think Kaine was picked as a "centrist". Trump's campaign has gone so far right (and I don't even know that Trump is that far right, he just babbles whatever!). I feel threatened as a woman and a mother to a gay kid by Pence. Why did Trump choose someone so socially radical? Point being, I suspect Kaine was chosen because he is not far left and perhaps those in the center might relate.
I consider myself a center left independent and I do think Kaine is more center focused and the fact that he is relatively "new" in comparison to Hillary is a complement to her IMO. I really do think she did her homework and picked a great VP candidate.

I also do think Pence is a solid GOP conservative, but I think he is much more likely to alienate moderate Republican (which unfortunately Trump has already done to a wide degree) versus Kaine being much more likely to bring in moderate Democrats along with smoothing bridges for moderate Republicans to vote for Hillary Clinton with him on the ticket.
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Old 08-01-2016, 08:28 AM
 
Location: Del Rio, TN
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Hillary really blew it not enlisting Warren, two females would have been mighty badass. Kaine is too soft spoken and boring. Pence is not even on my radar considering how insignificant he is compared to his running mate. What do yall think?
You may be right about Warren being Hils running mate. In comparison even Hillary might look sane and capable.
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Old 08-01-2016, 08:37 AM
 
Location: By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea
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Hillary really blew it not enlisting Warren, two females would have been mighty badass. Kaine is too soft spoken and boring. Pence is not even on my radar considering how insignificant he is compared to his running mate. What do yall think?
In the sad event Donny actually wins the White House I'd say Pence is very significant, I don't believe Donny lasst more than a year before getting bored, feigning some problem and resigning. And the Bible thumping Pence? NO! NO! NO! Thanks!
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