She feels her job is there, and I agree, despite what my heart says.

They are very aligned. Both quite liberal. I'd love seeing Franken on the campaign trail riffing and getting people laughing. He's serious about his work, but knows when to crack a joke to break tension. I think that would be pretty effective.

Castro brothers yes, not Cory.

Newark Mayor Cory Booker Defends Bain Capital, Attacks Obama Campaign

http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2012/05/20/487391/newark-mayor-cory-booker-defends-bain-capital-attacks-obama-campaign/

out, and that he was the epitome of a corporate friendly Democrat.

Nothing since has changed my mind about this, and while I would much rather he be that and be a Democrat as in I know he is good on social issues, I think we need more progressive policies in the future.

The lower middle class and poor simply arent going to tolerate the income inequality forever, dont you think?

I like Booker
Have been looking in to Sherrod Brown and Jay Inslee

Ideally, I'd like someone from the West, NW
Someone with good progressive cred
Someone who is really solid in one of Hillary's signature goal areas, like energy, infrastructure rebuilding, etc

Funny...they say republicans make lousy comedians. So do BSers.

On the other hand I feel perfectly satisfied in Hillary's judgement. Even if I had a preference, I would prefer her choice (not even knowing who that would be).

Might be too much northeast.

on so many issues.

Nice guy, but I don't think he's on that level

The House GOP probably has the articles of impeachment drawn up and ready to go.

But keep on wishin' and hopin' and prayin'.

History does tell a sorry and we would be fools not to learn from it. We need to make certain that whoever we put up is bullet proof. I'm not saying that she's not the one but the last Clinton Presidency was one attack after the other.

The one thing I've noticed about Hillary supporters is the inability or unwillingness to see her negatives. Maybe we'll get lucky and she'll choose Warren for Veep.

Musts:

1. Young enough to run in 8 years
2. NOT from the Senate, as we can't afford to lose any Dem Senators
3. Will energise supporters

Preferences:
1. Someone who balances the ticket geographically - from the west, Midwest, or southwest.

You highlight what a crap job the DNC has done of building the party. We've got no one who both fits that bill and is actually qualified to step into the presidency at a moment's notice, which the VP needs to be. We're very weak on non-sextigenarian leadership -- much weaker than the GOP.

I do know it won't be Sanders or Elizabeth Warren....If Bernie can't win the nomination than the Dems really need him in the senate for those critical votes....So I think she better tread carefully.......

However, I think if Bernie stays in to the end to keep his movement going even if he loses....and perhaps retire. I hope not. He is a breath of fresh air......

She is a majorly flawed candidate. THanks to Hillary supporters for that last straw.

Seriously?

This is the first election that everyone is on the same page. It's like the end of times are near. We didn't have one argument at Easter. Muhahaha.

And unfortunately, there are lots of repubs in my large, Catholic, family. But this year that means lots of Hillary votes.

There is a real schism going on among Republicans right now I think. I don't see them being able to unify around Trump.

Are just going to flock to him because he aligns himself with there concerns...

serious eye roll right now.

Hillary's VP choice needs to be young and charismatic. She doesn't need someone very experienced.

VERY smart, and a well-seasoned butt kicker when she has to be.

Only issue is that it's kind of too much of an East Coast ticket but O'Malley is honestly a candidate that combines a lot of the best of Bernie and Hillary.

Castro. I love both of them.

Senator Al Franken

He's Bernie-ish but a hell of a lot more nuanced

Just like Chris Christie, she's got millions of pot smokers in CO/WA/OR/AK to round up and imprison.

relationship. They even vacation together. He advised her often when she was SOS and they have a mutual admiration for each other. It occurred to me during the debate when she said how much she admired him.

Henry Kissinger?

should be Sherrod Brown.

An attempt to placate the right-wing Democrats.

He has the experience to get the job done and they've been working together toward the same end for a while now.

She would be POTUS so could curb Kasich's "wild side", while Kasich would rake in all those moderate Republican votes, which together with Clinton's moderate Democratic votes would sweep the USA.

It would be heaven for moderates of all walks of life and there would be peace on earth and good will toward all humankind.

I'd love to see Elizabeth Warren picked, but two women on the bill might be an issue for a future run (voters who think "we've already had a woman, lets try something different". Dumb, but possible).

Feingold is seasoned, smart, likable, and liberal!

He's also available! He needs a job!

Best pick, I think. I still wish he'd run.