If Hillary Clinton wins the Democratic nomination, will she select Barack Obama as your VP candidate?

Question

Seems unlikely given their differences and constant attacks on one another, but it might help the Democratic ticket.

Answer 1

Nope, Bill Richardson will be the VP no matter who the Prez is. He's already pleading for us all "to get along".

Plus, he adds geographic diversity to all of the other canidates, is popular among hispanic voters, can guarantee 1-5 Western states, and offers expertise and experience where the other three lack.

Answer 2

No, Barrack Obama shouldn't choose for Hillary Clinton as vp and right it is why; a million. Clinton does no longer opt to be the vp. She has had her eye on the presidency because her husband bill left workplace in 2001. 2. usa does no longer could desire to have yet another Clinton in workplace. because 1982, usa had had the two a Bush or a Clinton as an government. 1982-1989: George H.W. Bush became into the vp of the U. S.. 1989-1993: George H.W. Bush became into the vp of the U. S.. 1993-2001: bill Clinton became into the President of the U. S. 2001 to 2009: George W. Bush became into President of the U. S.. If Hillary is the vp and serves 2 words and then wins in 2016 and serves 2 words, usa could have had over forty years wherein usa's government became into the two a Clinton or a Bush and usa desires a pacesetter that may not on the subject count of George W. Bush or bill Clinton from 2009 to 2013.

Answer 3

First, I'm not a Republican or a Democrat. I'm a Libertarian, but since you asked...

I think that it would be wise of Hillary to make such a choice, if it comes to that, since Obama has the Hollywood vote, is gaining the attention of many first-time and independent voters, and regularly outpaces Hillary's campaign earnings by a respectable margin, which (I believe) is a reasonable indicator of his popularity. A Clinton/Obama ticket would be a historic first for our country, and if elected, I think would send a message to the world that this is a different America, who is finally moving into the 21st century culturally speaking.

Besides, from what I've seen so far, his stances are toughher in some areas where she seems to flip flop, while she has addressed issues that he has yet to mention; they complement each other like salt and pepper (pardon the analogy).

Such a ticket would also serve the purpose of electrifying the Democratic base, while (perhaps) winning a few swing voters and independents.

Answer 4

I don't think Obama would accept it if Hillary offered. It doesn't matter anyways. Obama is going to win the Dem nomination, he's now ahead in all the polls in Iowa. I personally would like to see an Obama/Edwards or Obama/Biden ticket.

Answer 5

How many time will this question get asked, and answered!

I doubt it. These two TWITS have too much ego to work with each other! Besides, nothing can help Hillary! She's unelectable. And, two socialists are worse than one!

Answer 6

The dem ticket needs way way more help than a Clinton/Obama ticket. The Dems need to clean house of all the filth in their party. AND, the same goes for the Republicans!

Answer 7

A Hillary Clinton/Barack Obama tandem will be unbeatable in 2008 elections being the First Woman President and the upcoming First Black President in the next election who will both make history.

VOTE for your choice as US President on my 360 degrees blog and know if Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama will likely win.

Answer 8

I doubt Hilary would want such a public figure besides her. She already would have the Votes Obama would bring if they were in the same ticket.

Answer 9

no if Hillary she would choose Poul because she does not want her competer to be V.P.

if Obama wins he needs an Army person like of he was running in 1988 he should have a person called Colin. he was in politics and the army so it should be somebody in politics and the Army

Answer 10

This question is a repeat. ( Many times over ) You must work for YA I bet