I am going to Piss off my fellow HRC supporters, but I would actually

[LaydeeBug]

like him as VP.

I know, I know, he squandered his capital. Vermont will already be blue. I am sure it will be Julian Castro, but a LayDee can dream a little.

I don't know why the feeling persists within me, but I just *like* him there.

[MariaThinks]

1. so would i. Him or Warren.

[NCTraveler]

2. I don't think he provides one positive. I just don't see it.

I think it would even piss his supporters off.

That isn't a knock on him or his supporters. I think he is going to be a valuable asset in the Senate. More valuable than at any point in his long career.

[kimbutgar]

3. Me also I like the thought of Sanders as VP.

But Hillary needs someone younger as her vp to succeed her in 2024.

[lunamagica]

4. No, bad idea. He'd go off on his own agenda, doing his own thing, dismising campaign advisers

just like he did in his own campaign (according to his aids in the Politico article). The last thing we need is a VP candidate "going rouge"

[Adrahil]

5. I'd like Warren, but he's confirmed a lot of my fears about him. NT

[bigwillq]

6. No to Sanders and Warren.

I'd rather they stay in the Senate.

[Demsrule86]

7. Look I would do anything to help win but, he has really bad baggage

that has not been vetted...he could actually make it harder to win. I never thought he could win a general...and we can't count on his voters voting if he is not the nominee.

[grossproffit]

8. We need a VP that can then run for president.