If unsuccessful in N. Carolina should Sen Clinton decline to be Sen. Obamas vice president?

Question

Obamas change is drastically to radical just a ploy to unite weak democratic party

Mcain's willingness to unite United States original allies in europe after two wars in middle east

Answer 1

Yes she should, but I believe she won't even be asked.

Answer 2

she won't be asked!

DO YOU REALLY THINK OBAMA WILL ASK HER AFTER ALL THE MUD SHE HAS BEEN SLINGING?? C'MON!!

Answer 3

It really doesn't make a lot of sense for the older, more experienced candidate to take the VP slot, but I suppose she might.  

People standing in her way do have that odd tendency to die, afterall.  Just a coincidence, of course, but VPs do occassionally become President.

Answer 4

It is doubtful Hillary will get asked to be Obama's VP.  

Any desire McCain's has to unite with Europe/Old Allies, comes off as hard to belief with his position on Iraq.  I am a fan of McCain, but the Iraq War has been the historical blunder that distanced Europe.  The idea of keeping that war effort going for a 100+ years, while bringing Europe back into the fold with U.S. interest, just comes off as wishful thinking.

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