Sen. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.): I’m 100% on board for this. She is a fighter who has set the progressive tone. An early voice for the abolition of ICE,and a Dem who isn’t beholden to Wall Street.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (Vt.): If he is serious he needs to become a Democrat. He isn’t becoming a Democrat. Can’t we have a young Sanders who is actually a member of the party? Is that too much to ask?
Sen. Kamala D. Harris (Calif.): She has recently written off accepting money from corporate PACs. That’s a move in the right direction and shows the influence of Sanders & Warren. I don’t know much about Harris right now, but I imagine that I could be happy with Harris at the top of the ticket.
Sen. Cory Booker (N.J.): Booker is starting to sound more progressive. He still is heavily tied to the Corporate Dem/Clinton/DLC/Banking lobby that has lost so many consecutive elections. That worries me.
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (N.Y.): Meh.
Former vice president Joe Biden: For the love of God, no. How many bites at the apple does Joe get? If he hadn’t plagiarized Neil Kinnock he’d have beaten Dukakis. If he hadn’t voted for the Iraq war he’d have beaten Kerry and Obama. If he only felt like it, he’d have beaten Clinton. Three, four…five strikes and you are out.
Former Virginia governor Terry McAuliffe: Another Clintonite “GOOD LORD, NO!” from me.
