Originally Posted by billethkid

I don't think the prospect of her pumping up Obama's chances of winning and then losing the election is what Clinton would buy into.

In the unlikely scenario Obama wins and she is VP, she then exposes herself to being a party to a second term with as much failure to perform assigned as his first term.

Not very promising prospects if she in fact is considering running in 2016.

Her risk free shot, from her own personal point of view (the only view politicians have) is to stand pat. If Obama should win, then leave before the innauguration.

This at least allows the use of the well used position of.....LOOK WHAT I INHERITED FROM you know who!!!!!

She will not accept an invitation to VP.....it is also doubtful Obama would stoop to a position of possibly being turned down.....or more importantly ANY allegation he could not pull it off on his own.

It is encouraging to hear from his staunch supporters that they would like to see her as VP....must be a subliminal concern about their guy being able to pull off another 2008 pied piper election.

btk