>>so the VP pick Kevin. Does that affect your vote ?
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>For years, JR has used a technique that has often frustrated me - but I'll borrow it for one day.
>JR has used literary quotes and "voices" from others to answer a question - without actually giving his opinion. :)
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>So here's my response: in the very beginning of the primaries, Harris was viewed as a serious challenger. But after others on the debate stage began to expose her, Harris' vote numbers tanked BIG TIME. Her own party voters sent a clear message - we don't want you to be president.
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>And given the situation here with Biden, whose mental faculties are a serious concern....well, you see where I'm going with this.
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>What angers me even more is the reaction over the last week from some on the Democratic side...."if Biden doesn't pick a woman of color, he can forget about winning this state" The racism there speaks for itself.
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>This doesn't make Trump any better. He's an embarrassment. But the Dems have shown they don't have anything better to offer.
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>OK, I'll answer your question. I truly don't know how I'm going to vote.

I wanted a Bernie/Warren ticket myself, and I would of rather seen Warren as the VP pick than Harris. That being said, from a statistical standpoint picking Harris does make sense -- the diversity brings out more voters and shown by when Obama ran. Could of been worse... at least he didn't pick a Sarah Palin.