HomerJS
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Biden will enter the race. For Valerie Jarrett, he's a known entity. He can be fairly easily controlled. She's done so for close to seven years so far. Of course the problem with Biden is that he's in the early stages of dementia and one can never tell when the filter in his head will go wonky and he'll start saying whatever is flitting through his brain at the time.
I think she'd be very happy with Sanders but there are concerns regarding whether he's electable. Also, his agenda doesn't sync all that well with hers and he's not going to be anywhere near as easy to control as Biden will be.
Otherwise, at this point they've got nobody. But the nomination is a long way off. The progressives (who we used to call Communists until they reinvented themselves yet again by giving themselves a new moniker) have never been this close to transforming this nation in the hundred or so years they've been attempting to do so. The stakes are high and there is little that progressives feel is out of bounds. This could get real exciting before it's over.
And of course Obama has another 18 months to pull off who knows what. It's been said that it could take as long as several decades if it's even possible to unravel the mess he's made. Putting a Republican in the White House could just mean a slightly slower path to the progressive utopia as there is little difference between the two major political parties these days.
The mess Obama made? You mean the losing of 800,000 jobs/month? Oh yeah that wasn't him it was that other guy.