with all the speculation and it should be, will be, would be. Biden will choose and I trust him to choose well. It will be a woman and it needs to be.

I committed to Governor Inslee first, just for the reasons you give; to add, because he knows mind/skill/heart professional commitment, a trait of good governors. AND because he knew that climate crisis should be this nation's top manhattan project priority, in order to avert so many other crises.

If the Democratic Party is willing to learn, gubernatorial executives who come out of this era should be promoted, donated to and fought for, not treated like just another horse in the political stable before a national race.

Silently russianazi rethugs thank god they'll never find another Trump. Yet because of Trump they're more lost than ever about what constitutes good governance. Because all their current Senators -- and governors, too -- are tainted by submission to Trump's scummy stupidity, and so our party will stand out.

William Wells is a good Republican reminder to us that we should get out ahead of Republicans and, as soon as possible -- say, 2024 -- change the way we see our presidential candidates -- that we should value solid accomplishment, not looks, not entertainment value, and not whatever political pundit media drama tells us "sells."

But then I saw the numbers in South Carolina before and since the first debate and accepted this isn’t about me. This is about what the majority of the party wants to beat Trump. I stil rank Clyburn above Cuomo. He can be given an MVP award when all is said and done. Now on to victory.

was one of the first notable politicians to endorse Biden. He did so even before Biden had entered the race.

Cuomo is going to be a significant Biden surrogate during this election and I would be shocked if he doesn't have a prominent role in the administration.

He could end up as Chief of Staff or AG. Actually, if Harris were the VP pick I think he would be the clear front runner for AG.