CFCfan:
Sai Hillary

cc; Sirshymex, Missy89, obiagelli, manny4life

CFCfan:
Sai Hillary

cc; Sirshymex, Missy89, obiagelli, manny4life

Obiagelli:

How bright are are chances, considering the momentum on the side of the Republicans

Missy89:



Not interested in the corporatist shill.

Sai Warren

Honestly thou, This 2 party dictatorship needs to stop.
We knew she would be the next president since obama was elected. Is this democracy?

California Governor Jerry Brown
If you’re looking for a Democratic governor with high approval ratings and a litany of unlikely, impressive accolades over the last several years, there’s one name that really shines out from all the rest — Jerry Brown, who made good on his improbable first-term pledge to turn around California’s dire fiscal situation. He did so in a pretty unlikely way, too, asking California voters to raise taxes on themselves. And, lo and behold, it worked, despite being an approach that would make a lot of Democratic strategists’ blood run cold. Furthermore, you could hardly find a backup more experienced and ready to govern at a moment’s notice than Brown, who’s been elected governor four times across a span of forty years.

Of course, no match is ever made in heaven. Brown was the first runner-up in the 1992 Democratic primaries, clashing aggressively (and at times personally) with the Clintons. Furthermore, he’s a little long in the tooth, and would be 78 on election day. For somebody of his skill, accomplishment, and relative good health, however, that shouldn’t hold him back. The only question is whether he’d want to play second-fiddle at this point in his career — a very fair concern.

4 Hillary Clinton Running Mate Options She's Probably (Definitely) Considering For 2016:

New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand: There are all different kinds of philosophies about picking a vice presidential candidate. And often, some of the biggest choices seem to boil down to this: strengthen your strengths, or diversify your image. Hillary’s husband Bill, for example, tabbed Al Gore for the bottom of his ticket, yet another Democratic rising star out of the American South — adding little appeal that Bill didn’t have already, but strengthening that brand. President Obama, on the other hand, went with a white, working-class scion of the Senate in Joe Biden, aiming to tamp down concerns about his relative inexperience. Senator John McCain, of course, disastrously countered with Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, about as wide a gap as it gets.

Similarly, the Hillary could multiply that “Senator from New York” vibe by picking Kirsten Gillibrand to run alongside her. Gillibrand has carved out a successful career since being appointed to her Senate seat in 2009, taking over for Hillary after she accepted President Obama’s nomination for Secretary of State. Basically, she’s a potent and polished political brand, and she’d be a great compliment on any presidential ticket, Hillary’s in particular.