Senator Amy Klobuchar, who endorsed Joe Biden after dropping out of the race for the Democrat nomination, joined the former veep in Grand Rapids, Michigan today.
So good to be in Grand Rapids, Michigan for @joebiden today! People are fired up and ready to go. https://t.co/ZUhQFRzeZv
— Amy Klobuchar (@amyklobuchar) March 7, 2020
There’s been some speculation about who Biden’s running mate would be if he does indeed secure the nomination, and Klobuchar helped the rumor mill get buzzing with this comment:
Bit of a Freudian slip…while stumping for @JoeBiden just now in Grand Rapids, MI @amyklobuchar says she “couldn’t think of a better way to end my candidacy than join the ticket…” to big applause. She quickly corrected to say “join the terrific campaign of Joe Biden” pic.twitter.com/axoOR1cX9D
— Amanda Golden (@amandawgolden) March 7, 2020
Oh really?
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— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) March 7, 2020
At minimum, this means the conversation about Klobuchar being the VP choice (aka shadow president) has happened. https://t.co/QIBLxtXPv9
— Scott Adams (@ScottAdamsSays) March 7, 2020
We’ll give the “Freudian slip of the day” award to Klobuchar.
Lmao if that’s his VP pick then we’re all in trouble.
— i saw a messy man (@piloncillo_) March 7, 2020
Lmfao, trump would win 45 states
— Lefty Mcleftington III ? (@mcleftington) March 7, 2020
Biden: So, do you have any pointers for my VP pick?
Obama: It's got to be someone who can defeat Pence.
Biden: Got it.
*two days later*
Obama: Dammit, Joe. I didn't mean PHYSICALLY DEFEAT him!
Biden: Why not? https://t.co/ggds28U2vs
— Starfish Who Should Be Told To Get Back To Work (@IRHotTakes) March 7, 2020
The plants are dying of boredom.
— Victor Tango Kilo (@GenghisKhet) March 7, 2020
Then again, maybe Joe’s just hedging his VP bets:
Knowing Joe Biden, I bet he promised everyone the VP position
— Shawn Michaels (@ShawnIsDynamite) March 7, 2020
One WaPo columnist thinks Biden/Klobuchar would be a winner:
Biden "should instead emulate Bill Clinton’s 1992 campaign and pick someone with a similar appeal to his own," @henryolsenEPPC writes. https://t.co/iLQmBBeUNz
— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) March 6, 2020
To be continued…
