Originally posted by Damien M

TWO white women on the same ticket?
Yeah, no one showing up for that mess.

Minority male/female for VP or bust.

Originally posted by Bey Admired

It's Donald Trump who needs to do that. Hillary being a woman is already too much progressivism for some to handle. Her having a minority or a woman on the ticket is just political suicide.

She needs to choose someone slightly to the right of her who has an ability of somehow reaching out to Trump's core base.

Not my ideal scenario. My ideal scenario would be a Clinton/Warren ticket, but I don't see it possible to win an election with two women on the ticket.

Originally posted by Kim Kardashian

Originally posted by Mickey

The more I hear about Perez the more I like him as vp for hillary

Originally posted by Damien M

I agree, two women can't be on one ticket, simple logic
A younger white guy would be a good, safe choice
But i do think she needs high black voter turnout to win Obama's swing states or its gonna be tricky. How she'll pull that off, who knows.

Originally posted by Andres

who dat?

Originally posted by Mickey

The more I hear about Perez the more I like him as vp for hillary

Originally posted by Andres

who dat?

Originally posted by Mickey

Omfg Benzene and RatedG^2 both on stage and I'm in the crowd like a plebe

Originally posted by feelslikeadream

Originally posted by Venus Temple

What's happening right now? What stage are all these ATRLers on?

Is she at a rally or something?

Originally posted by Venus Temple

What's happening right now? What stage are all these ATRLers on?

Originally posted by The Countess

As I said yesterday, I have absolutely no problem with Independents voting within the Democratic Primaries. However, I do not think registered Republicans have any business deciding on matters of the Democratic Party.

Originally posted by King Maxx

But there are conservative Independents which is basically Republican without a name attached. They are both bad.

Originally posted by Marvin

1) Not everyone wants to be registered to a party
2) It's a right that 30+% of Americans don't have access to. There's literally no reason why people should have to register to vote if it can be done automatically

Originally posted by foxaylove

It has to be him. A great guy who Hillary likes and respects. He's very well liked among the progressive ranks as well. What I like is that he isn't a Senator or a House Rep who we would take out of congress and vacate their seat. In a landscape where we're the minority on both sides, we need every Dem in congress we can get.

Originally posted by hooky

But if we completely close the primaries, then there's a huge portion of the voting public that has no say in the nominees. This would be fine with more parties, but not with just 2.