That early debate where she got in his face? Her whiny tone turned me off.

Also, Joe isn't holding a grudge -- politics ain't beanbag.

"politics ain't beanbag"

Please put this on a T-shirt, I will wear it! (and don't forget to trademark)

Also: "she needs to smile more" and "needs to stop being so pushy" and "too intimidating".

It's all code-talk that means the same thing.

that she doesn't put any swing states in play.

That being said, I don't see my personal favorite on the list....
As a Floridian, I love Congresswoman Val Demings and I think she might be able to help in the GE with the swing state of FL

Gillum is going to rehab, so that looks doubtful at best.

Link to tweet

"...depression that has led to alcohol abuse"

That would be an opposing campaign all by itself. Maybe he could be viable in very small race with favorable demographics.

I still can't believe we nominated that guy above Gwen Graham. We were so fixated on where he stood on the ideological dial everything else was ignored.

Anyway, this vice presidential poll obviously was taken when Klobuchar and others were still in the presidential race. I hope it is not Kamala Harris. Whatever energy she supposedly brings from the left is going to be offset once those suburban moms start nitpicking her aggressive confrontational personality. That type of thing does not play well from a female candidate. Ignore at our own peril.

is going to be Biden's running mate. Biden visited her in Oakland when he was campaigning
in Calif. and I also read that Clyburn made was the deal with Biden. If true, I hope Ex-Senator
Barbara Boxer will take her place as Sen.of Calif. again. She gave up her seat for Kamala and
also Boxer is a close friend of Biden.

DO NOT risk a senate seat, as would be possible with Warren.

Do not stick someone in the Veep slot who would do better in another job. IE, Harris as AG.

Someone like Abrams may be ideal. No risk of losing a Congressional seat and she's a vote getter.

If she is chosen as VP, a democrat would replace her in the senate (Gov Newsom is a democrat), not true for Warren (agree).

Abrams doesn't have as much experience, and she didn't win her senate race (and yes, I think she was cheated out of it).

Also, seems Harris is exciting to people --> https://www.democraticunderground.com/1287669793

and trying to make their deals. Maybe Harris would go for it this time, maybe not. She might see it as a dead end, losing a "permanent" senate seat for a few years as AG.

But, it's the same risk as Veep, unless she really, really, thinks she has a shot at the nomination next time. I'm just thinking she has talents that could be better put to use than as Veep.

Warren and Klobuchar aren’t even on here!

And the article in the OP is from today.

I wonder from their sparing last summer and her later endorsement after the California primary whether Kamala is on Joe's real short list.

Unlike Elizabeth Warren, her departure from the Senate would not hand a senate seat to the GOP. Unlike Amy or someone else, Kamala wouldn't help secure her state as a state Biden might not otherwise win (though MN is pretty blue - rumblings are GOP will take a run at it).

Susan Rice is also missing from that poll. And maybe the woman who would probably win the poll hands down but wouldn't accept the offer: Michelle Obama

I'm more in the mode of wondering who else is possible before making up my mind. But as I've said before, no candidate for president ever had a more qualified, top quality bunch of women to choose from.

The beauty of Biden getting out in front of this (beyond the fact that it is long overdue) is it takes some of the political pizzazz out of Trump throwing Mike Pence under the bus for Nikki Haley (which he still may do in spite of his denials ..)

As a San Francisco resident when Ms. Harris started her political career there, and as a CA resident when she moved up to state Attorney General, I think that she is too self-serving and too willing to take up any position that she thinks will get her ahead to serve at the top of an administration: the exact same weaknesses that came across during her primary run.

Of the listed options, I would go for "Someone Else", too, although I wouldn't mind Klobuchar.