Obama's Vice President Choice

[Scat]

Since I was referring to the party's nomination, and not the general election, why do you think this is relevant?

Having been a VP gave Mondale a sizeable leg up in getting the nomination.

Mondale was actually the VP however. If Hill took the offer and Obama lost she would only have been the VP nominee, never the VP.

Honestly, I don't think it would matter with Hillary. If she decides to run in '16 she'll get the nod regardless of her current decision

 

[One Brow]

Honestly, I don't think it would matter with Hillary. If she decides to run in '16 she'll get the nod regardless of her current decision

I don't see a better candidate right now.

Then again, no one was expecting Obama to win the nominaiton back in 2004.

 

[franklin]

Then again, no one was expecting Obama to win the nominaiton back in 2004.

I fully expected it. His 2005 speech was so chilling & he had the momentum.

 

[Revolution 9]

It would come across as a move of weakness. When you are still leading in enough key states to pull out victory, then you stick by your guns.