Well what a way to alienate your own voters. Biden's said he may choose a non-Republican as his running mate if he gets the nomination. :rolleyes: He'd be 78 if and when elected and the next in line wouldn't be from his own party.

Edited December 31, 20195 yr by Crazy Chris-tmas

Well what a way to alienate your own voters. Biden's said he may choose a non-Republican as his running mate if he gets the nomination. :rolleyes: He'd be 78 if and when elected and the next in line wouldn't be from his own party.

As a non-Republican himself, why would he not choose a non-Republican as his running mate? :huh:

As a non-Republican himself, why would he not choose a non-Republican as his running mate? :huh:

 

 

Oops I meant a non-Democrat.

Oops I meant a non-Democrat.

If he means he might nominate someone with no party affiliation, that could prove to be popular with swing voters.

If he means he might nominate someone with no party affiliation, that could prove to be popular with swing voters.

 

 

Well most people have just taken it to mean he may nominate a Republican.

https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2019...t-2020-election

 

A voter told Biden during an event Monday afternoon in Exeter, N.H., that her son had wondered if the Democratic presidential contender would consider choosing a Republican as a running mate.

 

“The answer is, I would, but I can’t think of one now,” Biden said as the crowd laughed.

 

Biden added that there are “some really decent Republicans that are out there still,” before adding that “they’ve got to step up.”

 

To clear up confusion.

 

'Every time we've compromised with Republicans they've just made us more like them, but don't worry, I'm sure it'll work out this time'

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