Georgia 2018 gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams still hasn’t formally conceded defeat in that state’s election, but the Democrat appears ready, willing and able to move on if any 2020 candidate not named “Trump” needs a running-mate:
Stacey Abrams tells @TheView she "absolutely" sees herself running for president one day—but for the 2020 cycle, she "would be honored" to run for vice president with whoever the Democratic nominee is. https://t.co/nL5hcluQnC
— ABC News (@ABC) February 17, 2020
Abrams also said it would be a “disservice” if she were to decline a running-mate offer:
.@staceyabrams "would be honored to run for vice president with the nominee" if asked.
"It would be doing a disservice to every woman of color, every woman of ambition… for me to say no," she adds. "I want it — of course I want to serve America." https://t.co/iSpno6P0QG pic.twitter.com/vMoFXE2jE2
— The View (@TheView) February 17, 2020
She might have to take care of other business first:
She needs to resign as self-proclaimed Governor of Georgia first.
— Buddy (@acoustic_guitr) February 17, 2020
Is she going to resign as Georgia’s Governor?
— jonathan hall (@hardwoodshall) February 17, 2020
If someone picks Stacey Abrams as their VP, will she finally resign as the governor of Georgia? Or is she planning to hold both posts? 🙂
— Naadaadi (@longonlytrade) February 17, 2020
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After she's done being the governor of Georgia
— Duh Wrench (@PaulGavigan4) February 17, 2020
Well, that goes without saying! Maybe Abrams should just declare herself the rightful winner of the upcoming election:
You mean she isn't President already? https://t.co/lsfH8pVVms
— Pradheep J. Shanker (@Neoavatara) February 17, 2020
She hasn’t claimed to be… yet.
?????? a “disservice”
— Cow Insemination Enthusiast (@ItsCuckooWorld) February 17, 2020
Have you ever seen another candidate that was defeated gain so much attention from the media trying to convince the public that she's a "winner"? https://t.co/oUVQi5WSAo
— Kelly Hancock (@KHancock4TX) February 17, 2020