uh no, you get ready for church before church and afterwards you go to a cookout or a bbq for lunch.

Stacey Abrams angling for the VP spot:

https://news.yahoo.com/excellent-running-mate-stacey-abrams-150608947.html

A failed run for governor followed by endless complaining over the results. She seems to be liberal Twitter's most popular choice for VP.

No thanks.

Coming within 1.4 percentage points in Georgia is not too shabby though.
But otherwise, I agree: it's neither a sure thing that she'd be up to the task of being president (which would be a very real possibility, given Biden's age and mental decline), nor would she be a good choice from a strategical perspective.

Before church is for sleepy time, after is for Golden Corall breakfast buffet, after that 4 hour nap and/or football. there's just no flexibility in my schedule or pants on sundays.

I tend to agree. Abrahms is overrated AF. I'm not convinced Biden needs a black woman for VP either given that Hussein Obama interviewed a black woman for Scalia's seat.

There's talk about Whitmer but she just started her job in Michigan. If I was going to rank the likely candidates it would be:

Grisham
Harris
Klobuchar
Duckworth
Baldwin

The last 3 would put a senate seat in real jeopardy.

Klobuchar and Duckworth vacancies would be filled by their respective governors: https://ballotpedia.org/Filling_vacancies_in_the_U.S._Senate

Baldwin would be done by special election which is why she's last for me. However, if she "resigned" between May and July, her seat would be filled by a general election (obviously insanely risky).

Wait a second, how would Tammy Duckworth put a senate seat in jeopardy? She's from Illinois, a solid blue state with a blue governor.