Much as I would like to see a woman on the ticket,

[Live and Learn]

I am beginning to think that a Sanders - O'Malley ticket would be pretty awesome and unbeatable. I'd love to see them start working together to come up with solutions.

[JaneyVee]

1. Why would you like to see a woman on the ticket?

[LWolf]

2. I'd like to see the right woman on the ticket.

Clinton is not she.

I'd like to see a great liberal/left woman on a Sanders ticket.

[Juicy_Bellows]

3. That ticket would get my vote.

Sanders could run with a ham sandwich and get my vote.


EDIT - There are lots of women who could join as his running mate. If Jill Stein ran with Bernie? My head and heart would explode.

[brooklynite]

5. Losing ALL 50 States would be a notable accomplishment...

[Juicy_Bellows]

6. That with a ham sandwich or Jill Stein?

Just want to get some more data as your post is completely void of any.

[Live and Learn]

7. ROFL I am thinking the ham sandwich would probably garner lots of republican votes.

[Juicy_Bellows]

9. I heard that Trump is actually just a DAK ham that learned to articulate.

Probably just a nasty rumor.

[MineralMan]

4. If Sanders were to get the nomination, he'd be far better off

to pick someone besides O'Malley as his running mate. O'Malley wouldn't bring enough voters with him, I think. Now, if he could convince Elizabeth Warren to run with him, that would be much better in terms of vote-getting.

I like O'Malley, but he's not making a good showing in the polls this round. For a candidate like Sanders, a different sort of running mate would be advisable, I think. Someone close to his viewpoint, but with a broader appeal for people in the center of the political spectrum.

That would be my advice to him, if he was leading going into the Democratic Convention. Mind you, I don't think he will be, though.

[Live and Learn]

8. I'd like to see Warren too but she hasn't shown any indication of wanting to run

and she is quite valuable where she is.

O'Malley may not be showing much in the polls but he is a quite likable candidate with lots of good ideas.

[MineralMan]

10. Sanders is quite valuable where he is, too,

but he's running. I don't know what Warren would say, really. I've never met her.

[Live and Learn]

11. I am quite sure Bernie knows where Warren stands already.

Sanders would be of far more value as President. And O'Malley's ideas mesh quite well with Sanders. They could accomplish quite a bit between the two of them.

[MineralMan]

14. My prediction?

Sanders will continue to serve in the Senate. Actually, he'll never have left the Senate. He'll continue to act as the conscience of the Senate, as he has been doing. He'll be a reliable voter for every progressive issue President Clinton proposes, too.

[Live and Learn]

15. Don't hang your psychic business sign out yet. nt

[Historic NY]

12. MOM just shrunk what little staff he has & Bernie reshuffle the deck chairs on the Titanic....

to try to keep up.

http://www.rawstory.com/2015/11/bernie-sanders-expands-campaign-staff-and-boosts-spending-after-hillary-clinton-pulls-further-ahead/

https://politicalwire.com/2015/11/16/omalley-cuts-campaign-staff/


Meanwhile the Big Dawg goes to work...
http://www.bustle.com/articles/126278-bill-clinton-starts-major-fundraising-push-for-hillarys-campaign-a-behind-the-scenes-roll-he-could-be-best

[Live and Learn]

13. So your point is that Hillary has to call her husband to the rescue?

I find that quite insulting to Hillary.

[newfie11]

16. Agreed!!!