No way is that going to happen.

But I don't think Warren wants to be in the executive branch.

and it's not our fault that Hillary is dishonest.

was and how "awful" it was our kids were watching him?

I do. He's exactly the same age as my son. 17.

I never thought it was horrible to teach kids to be kind.

I'm more interested in who Bernie would pick anyway.

I would be shocked if Hillary doesn't pick some boring, total establishment, Third Way GOP-lite type for her VP anyway.

A Clinton veep will have no voice. Just a marginalized dupe

But Kaine or Brown would be great.

She could just walk across the hall to give those expensive speeches and collect those checks!

in Donkey Kong.

1. The most boring, pro-corporate ticket on the planet.
2. I like him, but he's not enough to overcome her.
3. She won't do it.
4. Rivals No. 1
5. Still won't bring in Colorado

...he would be replaced in the Senate with a Republican by John Kasich.

Made for each other. yes I am serious, our Governer Frackinlooper drank Halliburtons fracking fluid to prove to us silly citizens that it is safe and make us understand that we don't need to know what's in that fluid because if they have to tell us they might get mad and stop fracking in our state, and we don't want that. After all Halliburton has our best interests at heart.

True, Google it

I am most familiar with the first 3. If I were trying to maximize the chance for a win I would probably pick either Kaine or Brown. But I can see arguments being made for all of them. I have only seen Perez once and he is smart as a whip and telegenic too.

No... "your."

Brown sorta represents me until his wife made him kiss Hillary's ass.

Other than that, the rest are pieces of shit.

She'll feed Democrats a few lines about compromise, talk about how unprecedented the election is, the need for a big tent, and blame Bernie for losing progressives.
My prediction is


Jeb Bush

Hillary/Bush! 2016 "It's Our Turn!"

My Governor, the staunch defender of fracking? What a perfect match up!
We're fucked if Hillary is the nominee.

One of our former IL Dem Govs. She should definitely go talk to him.

Won't be chosen.

We won't risk losing a Senate seat due to an appointment.

found the National Conference of State Legislatures piece on it.

In 36 states the governor appoints, There are a few restrictions in a few states, such as 4 having to appoint from the same party as the outgoing senator; but, of course, finding a strong conservative registered as a Democrat should not be a problem for most conservative governors.

The other 14 require special elections, but in 9 states the governor can make an interim appointment, with some having restrictions on it. No doubt lots of room for red-state problems here too.

Specifics on states and details at
http://www.ncsl.org/research/elections-and-campaigns/vacancies-in-the-united-states-senate.aspx

we'll win the Senate back allowing R governors to replace Democratic Senators.

Brown's replacement for the remaining 2 years of his term, no restrictions. Not going to happen. Well, that's not Hillary's list, anyway, just someone's who's got to submit some lines.


FILLING VACANCIES IN THE OFFICE OF UNITED STATES SENATOR
Vacancies Filled by Gubernatorial Appointment
In the following 36 states, the governor makes an appointment to fill a U.S. Senate vacancy, and the appointee serves until the next regularly-scheduled, statewide general election. The person elected at that next regularly-held general election serves for the remainder of the unexpired term, if any. If the term was set to expire at that general election, the person elected serves a full six-year term.
Arizona (1)
Kentucky
New York (2)
California
Maine
North Carolina
Colorado
Maryland
Ohio
Delaware
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Florida
Minnesota (2)
South Carolina
Georgia
Missouri
South Dakota
Hawaii (1,2,3)
Montana
Tennessee
Idaho
Nebraska
Utah (1)
Illinois
Nevada
Virginia (2)
Indiana
New Hampshire
West Virginia
Iowa
New Jersey (2)
Wyoming (1)
Kansas
New Mexico

(1) The governor's appointee must be of the same political party as that of the vacating Senator.
(2) If the vacancy occurs before a specified date preceding the regular primary (HI: 60 days; MN: 6 weeks; NJ: 30 days; NY: 59 days; VA: 12 days), the election is held in the following November; if the vacancy occurs within the specified period preceding the regular primary, the vacancy election is held at the second November election after the vacancy occurs.
(3) The governor makes an appointment by selecting from a list of three prospective appointees submitted by the party.

Democratic party and screaming at us to get the fuck out of our party.

But we'd be crazy to put Senate control at risk by removing him and letting Kaisich appoint his successor. Perez doesn't strike me as ready to step into the presidency at a moment's notice. The other three are all fine. I'm just thrilled we're no longer talking about Castro.