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I heard an interesting theory yesterday on talk radio. Biden decides not to run again and Hillary joins the ticket. They say that the problems the country faces are so significant that both of them are needed. She brings all of her supporters to support the ticket and they play the gender card... A historic moment when the first woman VP is sworn in....
Obama is in trouble. This could be the "hail mary" that gets him re-elected...
Some believe this may have been a deal cut in 2008 when Hillary ended her campaign. She serves as VP for 4 years and then runs in 2016. She's 63 now, so she won't get elected if Obama loses and a Republican does well in office and gets re-elected in 2016. In 2020, she'd be 73...
I think Biden stepping down likely wouldn't be a good move and show weakness. Look at Bush for example where Cheney was wildly disliked but he still stuck with him for those reasons.
Biden is a well respected, tells it like it is, blue collar north east democrat that is very popular with the base. I would like to see more of him out there, but he's stayed fairly quite throughout the presidency.
I heard an interesting theory yesterday on talk radio. Biden decides not to run again and Hillary joins the ticket. They say that the problems the country faces are so significant that both of them are needed. She brings all of her supporters to support the ticket and they play the gender card... A historic moment when the first woman VP is sworn in....
Obama is in trouble. This could be the "hail mary" that gets him re-elected...
Some believe this may have been a deal cut in 2008 when Hillary ended her campaign. She serves as VP for 4 years and then runs in 2016. She's 63 now, so she won't get elected if Obama loses and a Republican does well in office and gets re-elected in 2016. In 2020, she'd be 73...
Will. Never. Happen.
The voters blew their chances when they voted Obama against Hillary. Hope and change, folks. Hope and change.
I heard an interesting theory yesterday on talk radio. Biden decides not to run again and Hillary joins the ticket. They say that the problems the country faces are so significant that both of them are needed. She brings all of her supporters to support the ticket and they play the gender card... A historic moment when the first woman VP is sworn in....
Obama is in trouble. This could be the "hail mary" that gets him re-elected...
Some believe this may have been a deal cut in 2008 when Hillary ended her campaign. She serves as VP for 4 years and then runs in 2016. She's 63 now, so she won't get elected if Obama loses and a Republican does well in office and gets re-elected in 2016. In 2020, she'd be 73...
Problem with that...Hillary has demonstrated she is a
War Hawk - and frankly a give away foreign aid giver.
She now has a record. No thank you.
I personally believe that Team Clinton is positioning itself for the 2016 presidential election - and that means she'll need to distance herself from Barack Obama.
The only sitting VP elected to the presidency in modern history was Poppa Bush. By 2016, Obama won't have the incredibly long coattails that Reagan was sporting back in 1988.
I heard an interesting theory yesterday on talk radio. Biden decides not to run again and Hillary joins the ticket. They say that the problems the country faces are so significant that both of them are needed. She brings all of her supporters to support the ticket and they play the gender card... A historic moment when the first woman VP is sworn in....
Obama is in trouble. This could be the "hail mary" that gets him re-elected...
Some believe this may have been a deal cut in 2008 when Hillary ended her campaign. She serves as VP for 4 years and then runs in 2016. She's 63 now, so she won't get elected if Obama loses and a Republican does well in office and gets re-elected in 2016. In 2020, she'd be 73...
never would she agree to run with Obama and i doubt she would agree to VP for anyone. To her, after what she has already accomplished it would be all or nothing at all. My guess, she is through with politics.
I dont think for one second Mrs. Clinton is maneuvering for retirement-----not at all.
I think the dems are monitoring the slide of the President very carefully----a significant portion of the dems are unhappy now, and they will be clamoring for movement.
If the situation remains fluid, it would not suprise me that a lot of dems get into Mrs. Clintons ear, and convince her to replace Biden--------the whole ticket remains open to fluctaution if the polls continue to look sour.
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Nixon's VP
Anybody well versed on Nixon's presidency with Spiro Agnew serving as VP on his first term and Gerald Ford serving as VP on his second term? Any way to draw comparisons from that?
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Nixon's VP
