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BYU 14 · 03-11-2020, 11:37 AM

So with Biden looking like he now has a solid path, VP choices?

Obviously he needs to go young, but who have those I have heard mentioned walks that line of getting progressives/young people out to vote and not turning off the old guard?

Yang - Right now I am leaning towards him, he has good ideas and would bring some energy and can connect to young voters.

Buttigeig - I think this choice may hurt Biden in the southern states he has been strong in and with black voters.

Booker - I like Cory, but he just doesn't seem to click with the majority of voters, especially minorities which is concerning

Harris - Smart and a bulldog, but those traits also rub a lot of people the wrong way and I don't see her helping anywhere but in states that Biden is not already assured a win in.

Klobucher - Probably my second choice, it should cement Minnesota which looks like it may be tightly contested in the general election and she checks the youth box, woman box and has solid ideas as well.

Stacy Adams - She is a rising star and would be an asset in getting black voters out in the south. Biden has hinted at her as well.

Thoughts or others you think stand a chance of getting the nod?

03-11-2020, 11:37 AM	#2722
BYU 14 Coordinator Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The scorched Desert	So with Biden looking like he now has a solid path, VP choices? Obviously he needs to go young, but who have those I have heard mentioned walks that line of getting progressives/young people out to vote and not turning off the old guard? Yang - Right now I am leaning towards him, he has good ideas and would bring some energy and can connect to young voters. Buttigeig - I think this choice may hurt Biden in the southern states he has been strong in and with black voters. Booker - I like Cory, but he just doesn't seem to click with the majority of voters, especially minorities which is concerning Harris - Smart and a bulldog, but those traits also rub a lot of people the wrong way and I don't see her helping anywhere but in states that Biden is not already assured a win in. Klobucher - Probably my second choice, it should cement Minnesota which looks like it may be tightly contested in the general election and she checks the youth box, woman box and has solid ideas as well. Stacy Adams - She is a rising star and would be an asset in getting black voters out in the south. Biden has hinted at her as well. Thoughts or others you think stand a chance of getting the nod? Last edited by BYU 14 : 03-11-2020 at 11:41 AM.