discussion Who will Kamala Harris pick as her running mate?

[jakeisphat]

Now that Kamala Harris has announced her campaign for president following an endorsement from Joe Biden, who will she pick as her vice presidential candidate? 

 

*Note: Governors Gavin Newsom and Gretchen Whitmer have already taken their names out of consideration.* See below:

 

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4780762-biden-future-harris-running-mate/

Edited July 21 by jakeisphat

[ArtForFreedom]

Pete!

[Cheers]

Pete Buttigieg 

 

First woman president

First homosexual VP

 

 

[Orsay]

Probably Shapiro cause they NEED Pennsylvania to beat Trump

[Devin]

personally, it should be shapiro.

pete being LGBTQ is pushing it.

[Thin White Duke]

Probably Shapiro, but I'm rooting for Whitmer.

 

 

[Gui Blackout]

Either Buttigieg or Shapiro would be perfect

[Bloodflowers.]

Marianne Williamson 

 

[WildAmerican]

i like Shapiro - electorally it makes sense, PA is likely the most critical state 

[feelslikeadream]

Shapiro is the boring, but understandable option.

 

The right option is Greg Casar

 

[brutal]

8 minutes ago, Gui Blackout said:

Either Buttigieg or Shapiro would be perfect

Do you genuinely think a Black woman/Gay man ticket could win in America?

[Price of Fame]

Shaprio (win PA) or Cooper (Term limited governor of a sort of swing state) make the most sense strategically. I can see Mark Kelly and Andy Beshear being considered too

 

Buttgieg makes no sense (and I'm pretty sure he and Kamala don't even like each other) and I assume people just voted for him because he's a name they recognize

 

 

Edited July 21 by Price of Fame

[getBusy]

21 minutes ago, Cheers said:

First homosexual VP

First openly homosexual vp  

[GhostBox]

Shapiro 

[harwee]

6 minutes ago, Price of Fame said:

Shaprio (win PA) or Cooper (Term limited governor of a sort of swing state) make the most sense strategically

 

Buttgieg makes no sense (and I'm pretty sure he and Kamala don't even like each other) and I assume people just voted for him because he's a name they recognize

 

I can see Mark Kelly and Andy Beshear being considered too

 

How so?

 

I believe he was her debate coach in 2020.

 

 

 

[Gui Blackout]

3 minutes ago, brutal said:

Do you genuinely think a Black woman/Gay man ticket could win in America?

I mean if we keep stuck in this "[insert race/gender/orientation] could never win the presidency" mindset we'll never move foward. If it's a good candidate with a good campaign, they can win. Obama showed us that.

[Reginald]

I would love Warren, Ocasio-Cortez, or Sanders

[geddymonster]

Safe choice - Shapiro. PA is a must-win, so anything to shore up support there is a good choice.

 

Risky choice - Cooper. NC is winnable (especially with the loon they are running for governor), so this could be a nice push to turning NC blue.

[Into The Void]

it doesnt matter cause Trump will easily defeat her 

[Into The Void]

2 hours ago, Gui Blackout said:

I mean if we keep stuck in this "[insert race/gender/orientation] could never win the presidency" mindset we'll never move foward. If it's a good candidate with a good campaign, they can win. Obama showed us that.

they still wont win.  It would be a uphill battle theres not enough votes

[reymiu]

Michelle Obama

[Peak Now]

Andy Beshear

 

It can't be Roy Cooper because NC has a Republican lieutenant governor.

Edited July 22 by AndThenTheCocaine

[Peak Now]

1 hour ago, geddymonster said:

Safe choice - Shapiro. PA is a must-win, so anything to shore up support there is a good choice.

Shapiro is only two years into his job though, it might backfire.

[PrettyHurts]

Charli XCX 

[Richie]

At this point if she wants to win she might need to choose Taylor Swift tbqfh