Two Northeast is not normally done.

VP job. ?????

Sherrod Brown?

That said, I support, work for and will vote Hillary in Primarily

the best choice for Bernie to pick is exactly who I would not want Hillary to pick: Julian Castro. He brings diversity to a ticket headed by what many people bemoan in presidential politics: an old white male. He's young, Latino, has experience in an cabinet-level executive branch position, he's from a state where we are looking and hoping to build Democratic party influence. He is charismatic and image-savvy in a way that Bernie Sanders really is not. He is an ideal choice.

Why do I dread him as VP under Hillary? Because his past stances and actions make me suspect that he's probably very very close to the exact sort of pro-business centrism that I loathe in Sec. Clinton. He's not exactly been an effective champion for the economic upward-mobility of low-income people as HUD secretary...a job where that's pretty much the job-description.

and it will be by the power of the majority of the American people listening too and voting for him. Bernie Sander is one Awesome dude and anyone who will listen to 5 minutes of what he has to say will agree with me on that. He is likable, he is consistent and he is fearless. Winning combination if ever there is such a thing.

Someone posted a video of his being interviewed back in 1989 when he was just a Mayor and his message was exactly the same as the message in the last appearance he made. Bernie is the Real Deal, People like people like him because of that.

I'm not worried that Bernie might lose, I'm worried what the ptb might resort to to keep him off the world stage.

I'd recommend someone w. deep pockets... or access to same.... for that reason ( Yes, I appreciate the irony. But it is what it is.)

Independently wealthy would be great. Someone like Bloomberg. ( But NOT Bloomberg.)

Perhaps a Kennedy or one of the DEM Rockefellers.

Perhaps someone from outside the political, universe altogether. A Warren Buffet-type.

It's a very hypothetical question... given the fact that Sanders is a relative long-shot. But also an important one... given the Senator's age.

1. Alan Grayson

2. Kshama Sawant

3. Sherrod Brown

4. Dennis Kucinich

I've always wondered why he didn't run for President himself, and I saw a thread somewhere about his supporting Bernie.

Rep. Van Hollen or however you spell his name is a guy who has never spoken a word that I didn't agree with.

Warren should be made Secretary of a new department - formed to brake up the monstrously large banking conglomerates that are running and ruining this country for theirs and their friends' personal wealth, people be damned.

Bernie said that that would be his first step - to break them up, like Teddy Roosevelt did I think he said.

Jon Stewart. An actor-turned politician is not unprecedented. He has relatively deep pockets, a HUGE group of people willing to listen to him, and massive amounts of respect from a lot of Americans. It would be a very liberal ticket, but if the massive crowds Bernie continues to draw are any indication, we're in a pretty liberal mood.