numerous contenders. I know nothing about her, but I'm willing to find out. I wouldn't mind if ANY Dem govs jumped in--O'Malley, Schweitzer (though I don't like his anti-Obama assholery), John Hickenlooper (Bad hair, but I thought he handled Colorado's multiple massive natural disasters very well). The more the merrier. Maybe not Jerry Brown, because he's got to be ancient and you have to draw the line somewhere.

advisors and speech writers to help him up his game. I'd actually say the same about Elizabeth Warren, if she were running. We need some credible alternatives.

than that example.

than Brown. I doubt Jerry would run. But I fully support the crowded, contested primary filed, I want them all to run long and hard. The 2008 primary cycle annoyed DU to no end but it was the best thing to happen to our Party in ages. More of that please.

he will--too much of a relationship with Clinton, and he surely knows he's a little long in the tooth and it would be a very hard slog for him to win the nomination.

Two to favor, one to hate, three without a chance in hell, one running to sell a book, one for comic relief and one to drop out for 'personal' or scandalous reasons early on.

she is tough and commands respect.
I was also thinking of Gary Locke as VP for whoever wins the nomination.

I worked with his brother in law and I've met him a couple of times. He's a genuinely nice person.

Pro business
Pro military
Pro felony laws
Anti working class