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It looks like Bernie Sanders may end up winning 24 or 25 states. And it looks like he may do very well over the last four weeks of primary season causing Clinton to fall face first over the finish line badly bruised and damaged and looking not at all like somebody who just won something to be proud of.
Would the Democratic ticket be better off with Sanders as the Clinton VP? Would it shore up her falling numbers? Would it energize the ticket with the younger Sanders supporters then staying in the fold?
Or would the socialist label be used as a club against the ticket hurting it in the long run?
And if Bernie can win over the next several weeks - especially out west along the coast climaxing with California - what do you think the possibility is that this becomes almost mandatory in the way that JFK picked LBJ in 1960 and then won the election?
Would the Democratic ticket be better off with Sanders as the Clinton VP? Would it shore up her falling numbers? Would it energize the ticket with the younger Sanders supporters then staying in the fold?
Or would the socialist label be used as a club against the ticket hurting it in the long run?
And if Bernie can win over the next several weeks - especially out west along the coast climaxing with California - what do you think the possibility is that this becomes almost mandatory in the way that JFK picked LBJ in 1960 and then won the election?