8/13/2020, 5:44 pm

When Kamala Harris is inaugurated as the 47th President of these United States of America on January 21, 2021, a day after President Joe Biden resigns - citing health concerns and a desire to spend more time with his family and concentrate on his hobbies like bike riding, sniffing hair and sitting young children on his lap – the question will be: Who will be her pick for Vice President?
Many have been speculating on who the possibilities may be.
For a start, we can rule out anybody from California. Our founders, in their wisdom, realized how dangerous it would be for the Union to have two people from California to run the entire executive branch. They had no idea what a Californian was but they knew it was/is a crazy idea to let them run everything.
So let us consider the other possibilities, in no particular order:
Sen. Elizabeth Warren

She is a woman. She is also a Woman of Color. She has a Harvard pedigree as a professor of law specializing in bankruptcy law and helping people to avoid paying for their own expenses. With her in the VP office, we would have a dream team of the first all female executive, the first female president and second female vice president, the first Black female president and the first Indian female president/vice president combination. Together, it would be impossible to criticize the executive because any criticism would be considered both racist and sexist. This will make it so much easier to push through the policies of giving away other people's money.
Stacey Abrams

The Governor in Exile of Georgia should definitely be a consideration. Those racist Republicans were so mean to her by not voting for a deserving Black Woman, and in not giving her the trophy she was entitled to for simply showing up, that she definitely deserves some kind of consolation prize, which perfectly describes the vice presidency. Again, being both Black and a Woman of Color helps to immunize the executive from any kind of criticism. This would also solidify the privileged white woman constituency who seek to alleviate the guilt they feel for the racist philosophy they hold that anyone who is not white cannot achieve anything without their white savior help.
Gov. Kate Brown

Former President Joe Biden

Sen. Chuck Schumer

This is not a comprehensive list of possibilities and I'm sure the new President will have a longer list but I suspect all of these candidates will be considered.

Mystery item No. 1

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