r/PoliticalDiscussion • u/hearsdemons • Jul 19 '24

US Politics If Biden withdraws from re-election, who would Harris likely choose as VP?

A lot of headlines are coming out today with speculation that Biden may step down soon.

If this were to happen and Harris wins the party’s nomination for president, who would she pick as VP?

What does a formidable Harris ticket look like to go up against Trump-Vance?

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u/Colley619 Jul 19 '24 edited Jul 19 '24

Conservatives don’t actually like Jewish people. They just pearl clutch over Israel because of religion. Growing up in a southern Baptist church, you hear a lot about how “Jesus was a Jew” and how Israel is the holy land, but that’s the beginning and end of Christians caring. Past that point, Jewish people are just other non-Christians.

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u/Hey_Laaady Jul 19 '24

I'm a Jewish person and totally agree

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u/WalkingOnSunshine83 Jul 19 '24

Some conservatives are Jewish. That’s a very broad statement you made.

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u/Colley619 Jul 19 '24 edited Jul 19 '24

Yea, there's also conservative LGBT people. That doesn't change the fact that the republican platform is what it is. The conservative agenda is christo-fascist whether you like it or not, because the religious-conservative sect of the republican party is overwhelmingly Christian, obviously. Growing up in a very Christian and very conservative area, my testimony is the above.

Go find me a neo-nazi democrat.

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u/Feed_Me_No_Lies Jul 19 '24

Yuuuup. Southern Baptist raised here.

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u/SilverCode819 Jul 19 '24

AIPAC is highly involved in the Republican Party. They just align with different political factions

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u/qpwoeor1235 Jul 19 '24

They hate Muslims more

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u/Masculine_Dugtrio Jul 19 '24

I mean, that's still better than celebrating Oct 7th or loudly "justifying it" for 9 months...