Presidential Race 2024

[nonniey]

So, I get the feeling Harris is going to blow her VP pick. She needs the Never Trumpers, center Independents and conservative independents (who like the Nevers oppose Trump) to win and I get the feeling she is going to pick a progressive as her pick (ie Tim Walz). This would be a slap in the face of that group and I for one will change my vote from stopping Trump to just sitting out (and I won't be the only one). IF she picks a progressive what does she gain? - Nothing but loses the center. If she picks a moderate, what does she gain? - the Center and loses nothing.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by nonniey

So, I get the feeling Harris is going to blow her VP pick. She needs the Never Trumpers, center Independents and conservative independents (who like the Nevers oppose Trump) to win and I get the feeling she is going to pick a progressive as her pick (ie Tim Walz). This would be a slap in the face of that group and I for one will change my vote from stopping Trump to just sitting out (and I won't be the only one). IF she picks a progressive what does she gain? - Nothing but loses the center. If she picks a moderate, what does she gain? - the Center and loses nothing.

In this election the good/bad thing that about living in Maryland is it really doesn't matter and I don't have to vote for Trump, I don't have to vote for Harris - obviously Harris is going to get the Maryland electors. Let the rest of the country hash it out.

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[nonniey]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

In this election the good/bad thing that about living in Maryland is it really doesn't matter and I don't have to vote for Trump, I don't have to vote for Harris - obviously Harris is going to get the Maryland electors. Let the rest of the country hash it out.

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Well my vote is a bit weightier - AZ in one of the swing states.