It makes sense.

Millions of women took to the streets the day after Trump took office. There's been all this women's rage during his administration.

The path to victory is with female voters. Put one of their own on the ticket.

Again?

A woman won the last election and was denied the office, I want to see a woman in one of the 2 top positions.

We live in a Republic that elects presidents via the Electoral College. We lost. That's the reality.

It is a moral imperative to get Donald J Trump out of office, so I want to see the most electable ticket in the Electoral College.

I think that's Biden/Booker at this point.

and I've read that the jiggering that got him the electoral votes (don't have the links) were not on the up and up, so I will stay with my stance. Aside from that I am firm in my desire for a woman and will do all I can to see one as a candidate. And honestly, I don't see your wish ticket as the most electable.

I wanted HRC to win very badly.

I also strongly hoped that she would pick Elizabeth Warren for her VP. I think that ticket would have won in 2016. I was disappointed.

I think when the full story is told about this election, at some point in the future, we will find she did actually win. As for Joe B., he's too much of a gaffer for me. His comment about what a decent guy Pence is, irks me beyond belief. His beliefs as a Dominionist scare me and I wonder what he would do given the power Individual 1 currently has.

Joe Biden doesn't need to be rude to Mike Pense or Donald Trump to whip their asses.

He wins through the strength of his character.

Check In, In About 6 Months. Unlike many, I don't think he's going to run, if he was so compelled he'd be in by now.

That he will be our next president.

It is a very healing thought for this Democrat.

And it puts our best heir-apparent in the White House as VP. So a double win as far as I'm concerned.

Biden/Harris has a great deal of appeal as a ticket as well. Biden/Klobuchar would also appeal to me personally.

Anyone of these three are likely winning tickets.

Biden/Booker is by far my favorite team.

I agree with others that Biden-Harris would be a good bet. Harris, at the top of the ticket, on the other hand would be difficult to take those states back.

That's the way I would summarize right now. Hillary lost those states despite winning by 2+ but I think that was rare circumstance of simply campaigning in the wrong states, and getting a bad break on how the tight results broke.

I think we're likely in another 2000, 2004 or 2016 scenario where a handful of states decide matters. It's about time we won one of those.

Trump can help out if he keeps talking but unfortunately I think he's slowly figuring out how to shut up. His lies/falsehoods per day level has dropped below double digits recently after being considerably higher than that. I think it averaged 15 in 2018, which was nearly triple his 2017 number. Now it has dropped to 8 or 9 daily average in 2019 so far. He lies most frequently at rallies so at least that will increase in 2020 and could keep his approval number down.

Or Sanders Warren