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More likely a foreign policy discussion. I would like to see Hillary on the ticket. Obama landslide, but they need a way to have Biden leave with dignity and not look like he got kicked to the curb. He is still popular in PA, OH rust belt areas, though Clinton might deliver more women and otherwise unlikely voters if she were on the ticket.
I would probably agree with you about the landslide, but my thoughts are more running: panic time..If this was the case, Biden gone, Hillary in, and it had happened 6 months ago, maybe, but Obama has donetoo many things in the past 90 days that spell, I will do anything to anybody just to win. I think this would backfire.
What world are you living in????? Not the one of reality anyway.
and you? the house has introduced bill on top of bill but the senate either says no way or the Pres says, don't bother!!!! I love how he is a uniter instead of divider!!!!
I would probably agree with you about the landslide, but my thoughts are more running: panic time..If this was the case, Biden gone, Hillary in, and it had happened 6 months ago, maybe, but Obama has donetoo many things in the past 90 days that spell, I will do anything to anybody just to win. I think this would backfire.
Obama is where Obama has been for some time - slightly ahead and with a favorable electoral path. Romney is a longer shot. In any case, I read an interesting article yesterday about "unlikely voters". They tilt 2-1 for Obama and if they showed up it would be not only an electoral but a popular vote landslide. But they don't for various reasons many having to do with not thinking their vote matters or that the choice is really not that significant. They did show a strong tendency to vote if they thought their votes would help in a close election and Clinton seemed to move them significantly as well. Obama wins if he can get people to the polls. Maybe Clinton is what he needs. If he truly believes that this is a choice about the future of the country and he thinks that his vision may go down otherwise, I think he would change VPs
The timing: during the Republican convention, of course.
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