>which is not a back pick per se. except when you realize a
>republican is suggesting to pull a senator who just won
>re-election by a closer margin than expected in the only rust
>belt state dems didnt do well in (and is increasingly trending
>red). then he basically spends the entire piece saying brown
>is out of step with the silly liberals and they would pick him
>if they werent so blinded by foolish identity politics and
>racism against white males. compelling argument lol.

goddamn George Will doesn't know which way is up in his universe post-Trump, LOL.

Rob Portman is a sell-out corporate buttplug, and people just vote him in bcuz Republican.

always remember Ken Blackwell. he ran for governor in 2006 and took a huge L. I thought the GOP nominating him was a severe case of hubris on their part. "cuz Republican" don't work when you're black, LMAO.



>then you just have this complete bag of shit suggesting biden
>and romney run on a unity ticket.
>https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/12/11/biden-2020-running-mate-romney-222861
>
>'it could totally work' she says...as she claims an originally
>intended mccain/lieberman ticket (that she admits would still
>lose) could have saved us from the political polarization we
>see today. like people still think lieberman is a democrat
>lol.


man, they need to G T F O

Biden and Romney, LOL. that's like basically having Hillary and Hillary 2 on a ticket. and that says nothing about their politics. people would be just thoroughly pissed off at that "unity" ticket that no one would vote for it.