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Who is the leading candidate for Obama's VP?

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I still think it is someone from Ohio, Pa (governor makes a great choice since he was a huge Clinton supporter and could help bring those supporter over), Fla or Michigan.

Is Hillary not in the running anymore? Gore?

I would look at Bob Graham and Bill Nelson, the two Senators from Florida.

^I agree, Obama needs Florida, Nelson would be a solid pick.

Hillary would be his smartest pick. She could help him win the states he lost in the primary and increase his chances of getting the female votes.

Hillary would be his smartest pick. She could help him win the states he lost in the primary and increase his chances of getting the female votes.

 

That is true.

 

And then there is Bill and what are you going to deal with him and Hillary for the next 4 to 8 years.

 

The baggage and the potential power struggles they potentially bring may not be worth it, IF you can get another good candidate that can bring in one of the 4 big states of Florida, Michigan, PA, and Ohio.

The governor of Virginia, Tim Kaine, seems to be the hot name right now.

Agreed. About as close to a mark it down as I would go right now.

Hillary would be his smartest pick. She could help him win the states he lost in the primary and increase his chances of getting the female votes.

 

I thought she was the Vp.

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