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In reply to the discussion: Reuters: VP choice down to Walz or Shapiro [View all]tinrobot
(11,475 posts)14. I've become a Walz fan
He's so down to earth and will help a lot with the Midwest. Plus, he really helps sell the "They're weird, we're normal" narrative.
Shapiro is good, but I get more of big city vibe. Not exactly what we need.
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All day keep hearing from Scarborough, Chris Christie and Bill Kristol in support of Shapiro.
Nanjeanne
Aug 2024
#10
He has a DUI 30 years ago and has stopped drinking since so I think people can relate to that.
Nanjeanne
Aug 2024
#24
I don't think citing a right wing site like Alpha News is actually giving you the correct information.
Nanjeanne
Aug 2024
#33
This household (2) prefers Walz, Shapiro has some unpopular Israel stances, perhaps?
Brainfodder
Aug 2024
#20
Don't know about Harris but Shapiro and Walz are popular with Biden. He thinks Walz is a blast.
Nanjeanne
Aug 2024
#34
If this election is truly about passing the torch then Waltz is too old, but I assume is was only lip service
krawhitham
Aug 2024
#22
No I'm calling 68 too old to run for POTUS. Having two boomers on the ticket does not feel like passing the torch
krawhitham
Aug 2024
#72
I'd prefer Walz but will be OK if it's Shapiro or one of the other top picks, all of whom are
highplainsdem
Aug 2024
#23