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You can be too centrist. Prime examples would be the global warming debate (specifically, if global warming is happening), where taking the "moderate" position is the wrong one. There is a "right" and there is a "wrong". In other cases, going too moderate can dissatisfy your voter base while you risk trying to get votes on the other side. You can also not paint a really strong image of your positions if you're too soft on issues.
Tim Kaine, prior to being selected, has supported deregulating banks, supports the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and doesn't have a great labor record, which I myself do not support. He's not too hard on the right, more like a moderate conservative, but he kind of shows my doubt for Hillary Clinton, who I think is not to the left enough.
That being said, politics is somewhat of a "lesser-of-an-evils" choice. And I do think Clinton has a strategy on why she's picking Tim Kaine. So maybe in the end... it's a good thing?
Tim Kaine, prior to being selected, has supported deregulating banks, supports the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and doesn't have a great labor record, which I myself do not support. He's not too hard on the right, more like a moderate conservative, but he kind of shows my doubt for Hillary Clinton, who I think is not to the left enough.
That being said, politics is somewhat of a "lesser-of-an-evils" choice. And I do think Clinton has a strategy on why she's picking Tim Kaine. So maybe in the end... it's a good thing?