You'll never guess who Sally Kohn wishes could be Hillary's VP ... ok, you might

On the third night of the #DNCInPHL, Sally Kohn was all aflutter during a certain someone’s speech …

I'm sure Tim Kaine will be great but could Obama please be Hillary's Vice President?!?????

— Sally Kohn (@sallykohn) July 28, 2016

No.

No no.

No no no.

God no.

No.

I don't understand how anyone can listen to President Obama talk about how America made his story possible and dare question his patriotism.

— Sally Kohn (@sallykohn) July 28, 2016

Oh we dunno Sally, maybe that whole blaming America for every wrong in the world? Always painting Americans out to be the bad guys, even when we’re the victims?

History will be exceptionally kind to President Obama — who has achieved more than we often realize. #DemsInPhilly #DemConvention

— Sally Kohn (@sallykohn) July 28, 2016

History will be kind to Obama because crazy liberals control the education system and will write history how they see fit. Fixed it for ya, Sally.

When Republicans decided to oppose everything Obama did from day one, they decided *nothing* he did would ever be good enough for them

— Sally Kohn (@sallykohn) July 28, 2016

Obama had a super majority for two years, how could Republicans have opposed everything he wanted to do from day one?

Obama's best line so far, maybe of night: That there has *never* been a single more qualified candidate for president than Hillary Clinton.

— Sally Kohn (@sallykohn) July 28, 2016

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HA HA HA HA HA HA. Obama is a funny guy, are you sure he wasn’t telling a joke?

Yes!!! We all make mistakes WHEN WE TRY! President Obama and Hillary Clinton have tried, day in and day out, to make America even greater!

— Sally Kohn (@sallykohn) July 28, 2016

Mistakes like Benghazi? Obamacare? ISIS? Big mistakes, Sally.

Our nation's first black president and our soon-to-be first woman president on stage together. I'm so proud to be a Democrat & an American!

— Sally Kohn (@sallykohn) July 28, 2016

And cue the predictable identity politics. Sally can’t see them as the individuals they are, she has to put them into neat little buckets and pretend that’s progressive.

Worst. Election.Ever.