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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Hillary Clinton possible vice presidential choices [View all]Lucinda
(31,170 posts)47. I've been looking at Jay Inslee
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jay_Inslee
LisaM mentioned him a couple of days ago. Washington state, anti death penalty, strong energy chops, and has worked with all three branches of federal government, in addition to being the current Gov. Plus I like his caucus work when he was in congress:
Congressional Friends of Animals Caucus
Congressional Internet Caucus
House Medicare and Medicaid Fairness Caucus
House Oceans Caucus
United States Congressional International Conservation Caucus
Congressional Arts Caucus
I also like Brown. And there are a few women who would be good choices, and the campaign just said there will be women on the shortlist.
I wish Castro had a bit more experience, but like him otherwise.
I've been looking at progressives in the West, NW that have good in depth experience in one of Hillary's main areas of emphasis, like energy, healthcare, infrastructure, etc. Someone who could really dig in to one of those from day one would be great.
LisaM mentioned him a couple of days ago. Washington state, anti death penalty, strong energy chops, and has worked with all three branches of federal government, in addition to being the current Gov. Plus I like his caucus work when he was in congress:
Congressional Friends of Animals Caucus
Congressional Internet Caucus
House Medicare and Medicaid Fairness Caucus
House Oceans Caucus
United States Congressional International Conservation Caucus
Congressional Arts Caucus
I also like Brown. And there are a few women who would be good choices, and the campaign just said there will be women on the shortlist.
I wish Castro had a bit more experience, but like him otherwise.
I've been looking at progressives in the West, NW that have good in depth experience in one of Hillary's main areas of emphasis, like energy, healthcare, infrastructure, etc. Someone who could really dig in to one of those from day one would be great.
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Warren wouldn't be on her short list but Mark Warner and Terry McAuliffe probably will be.
FSogol
Apr 2016
#1
Those Sanders supporters that are high jacking this thread with ridiculous posts like
Trust Buster
Apr 2016
#32
He is the current Secretary of Labor and is a civil rights attorney. Supposedly very progressive.
LonePirate
Apr 2016
#59