Monday, June 8, 2026

Joe Biden Declares in Debate He Will Choose a Woman for Vice President: Pamela Anderson, Did You Hear That?

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Joe Biden said in a debate tonight on CNN that he will choose a woman to run for vice president on his ticket.

Pamela Anderson, did you hear that?

Seriously, Biden’s likely choices are among Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, and maybe Stacy Abrams.

There’s also Hillary Clinton.

Some off the wall choices would be Oprah Winfrey, Taylor Swift, Cher, and Susan Lucci.  Pamela Anderson probably thinks she’s eligible, but there are those who would disagree.

Whoever he comes up with, this is a big deal. Biden has made a headline out of the debate, and landed quite a few “punches” in the debate. Good for him.

 

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