Who's your pick for VP?

[toddwv]

Don't get me wrong, I like Biden, but that doesn't mean that I wouldn't be pleasantly surprised if he decided to step aside for a headline grabbing replacement.

I'm thinking Hillary Clinton. I'm not saying that Obama would ask or Hillary would accept, but Hillary's political star has been rising during her tenure as Secretary of State.

It would be a ballsy decision that could lead to yet another historic Presidency.

Just my thoughts. I'm sure that there are other sensational candidates that would provide a few extra percentage points.

So who's your pick?

[Tx4obama]

1. Pres Obama already asked Biden and Biden accepted - many many months ago.

Biden is NOT going anywhere, except on the campaign trail.

And Hillary wants to retire and spend time with her family and to do work regarding Women's Rights internationally.

So, no offense - but come on back to reality

Obama-Biden 2012

[demtenjeep]

2. Biden

that is all

[Politicalboi]

3. I could see Hillary

But I think she's too tired. A woman would be the best choice IMO. Too bad Elizabeth Warren is busy. They should be somewhat young like Obama so we can get the next election too. EW would just fit in. Michelle Obama would be another choice, but it may cause some heads to explode.

[MarianJack]

4. Sorry to pop the bubble, but...

...it's Joe Biden.

Any change would be a bonanza of BS propaganda for the rethugs and their puppets in the media.

PEACE!

[MADem]

5. If that happens--and I am not suggesting it will happen, because, as others have said, Biden has

already agreed to a 2nd term--I think they'd switch jobs AFTER the election. Thus, HRC would be the first woman VP, but she'd be unelected, like Gerald Ford.

I'd like to see HRC on the Supreme Court. Shit, she's a lawyer, she knows her way around the stacks--she could kick some ass and get a few people "correct" over that way. It's an easy gig, lots of free time, and she's in good health. She could make the GOP's lives miserable for a good two decades or more.

[Honeycombe8]

16. HRC doesn't have the experience and reputation needed to be a Supreme Ct Justice.

Those are usually highly respected attorneys, most with highly respected prior judgeship experience. HRC didn't practice law that long, and wasn't known for it. She was mainly known as the First Lady, who also had been a partner at a law firm. Then she was known as a Senator. Now she is known as Sec of State. All those things are VERY different from the duties of a Supreme Court Justice....where you sit, alone or with several other people occasionally, and read and write legal opinions.

She has people skills and will stay in that arena. She likes to be front and center.

Plus, she's a moderate. So she wouldn't be a for-sure liberal vote, like Ginsburg.

[handmade34]

6. Uh, Mr. Joe Biden

[randome]

7. You mean if I was running for President?

Stephen Colbert.

[Motown_Johnny]

8. Biden, any discussion about a different VP belongs in "Creative Speculation"

and maybe not even there.

People don't vote for VP. No candidate would provide extra percentage points. A different VP on the ticket would do nothing but open up a new line of attack.

[longship]

9. Joltin' Joe

There will be no other, so this speculation is useless. Plus, he is a gem.

[B Calm]

10. I like Joe

[JustAnotherGen]

11. I'm sticking wit VP Bad Ass

. Because he says things
LIke "This is a big effing deal," then blows it off as a gaffe.

[woodsprite]

12. Biden n/t

[spanone]

13. already settled.

[Honeycombe8]

14. Nonsense. Biden is the best choice. He's the union vote, experienced, good debater,

one of the most well liked politicians in the country, and one of the most knowledgeable politicians of foreign policy that we have. He's also high in enthusiasm and loyalty. Doesn't get any better than that.

[Warren Stupidity]

15. Christine O'Donnell.

Oh wait, you meant for,Obama? WTF?

[demwing]

17. I choose Biden - Jill Biden

Just so we could keep our bumper stickers and lawn signs.

[HopeHoops]

18. Joe.