President 2016

[MumblesBadly]

honestly, every single bernie sanders supporter absolutely loves warren. any hope that trump had of taking bernie voters would probably end if she was the VP pick, although i imagine picking someone from ohio or florida would make sense too

Not quite, I think she's a too passive, a pushover and will never be presidential. So stop it with all this Warren BS. The financial crooks and their shills probably got emails to each other to "act scared of Elizabeth Warren, maybe we can trick em into picking her" insert evil laugh.

Russ Feingold's the man for the job. He's polling 5% or so ahead of some dipshit Republican in the Wisconsin Senate race. After he wins there I expect him to pick up all the Bernie voters and take the White House in 2020.
Like Bernie he's the real deal so the establishment in both parties prefer to ignore him. Russ needs your support.

If there wasn't voter fraud and an incredibly rigged system in place for Hillary. Bernie would of kicked her and her ringer Trump's ass with moderate ease. Who invites total strangers to their wedding? Chelsea and Ivanka were BFF. Both big players in NY. That Rense vid has me thinking Trump may be a Clinton ringer just like Perot and Dole. Clinton Modus Operandi.

EVERYONE knows the FBI has enough to indict Hillary for mishandling classified info. They need to quit stalling and let us sort out this Biden or Bernie mess, however unlikely.

Feingold 2020

FPS, let me preface what I'm about to say by this: I badly wanted Bernie to trounce Clinton in the Cali primary, and following that blowout, win Clinton's superdelegates over to backing him based on his superior electability. But it didn't happen.

Now, in response to what you say here:

(1) Warren has been roundly attack-dogging Trump for about a month now. She has demonstrated her chops to take on the role, with vigor, for Team Hillary in the upcoming general election.

(2) Re Warren versus Feingold as progressive-wing leader: Feingold is, unfortunately for his fans, past his political prime. The press doesn't care about him, *and* he is waaaaaay too verbally meek in the heat of media-dominated political promotion. So, he really isn't even close at this juncture to being as useful for the Dem ticket this election cycle.

Perhaps Feingold will resurrect his national political relevance sometime in the future, but this time around, he would at best draw a few hardcore progressives out to the polls who would otherwise idealistically rail (at home) against Clinton's cynical recruitment of Warren to provide some cover for her otherwise wholesale embrace of unlimited campaign contributions.