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In response to "Yeah...there's less chance of that than Palin winning the GOP nomination." by Will Hunting

The interesting question there, is will Biden still be the VP nom in '12, or will they want to hand it off to a designated successor? -- nm

Posted by znufrii Nov 18 '09, 09:57

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What makes you think Biden wouldn't be the designated successor? -- nm - Ender Nov 18, 09:58 6
- No way he runs in 2016 (assuming re-election) its Hilary or someone new -- nm - MDH Nov 18, 10:01 1
  - Russ Feingold! -- nm - Dano Nov 18, 10:02
- age & gaffe-proneness -- nm - Roger More Nov 18, 10:01 1
  - oh, for VP? Just age -- nm - Roger More Nov 18, 10:02
- He might very well be. - znufrii Nov 18, 09:59 1
  - Not enough to look like you made a mistake. If Dan Quayle didn't get replaced, Joe Biden ain't. -- nm - Will Hunting Nov 18, 10:00
He'll be the nominee barring death. -- nm - Will Hunting Nov 18, 09:58 3
- Biden isn't intended to be the president. He's the polished veteran helping out the less experienced guy. - David Nov 18, 10:00 2
  - and as such he could walk away from a second term but the party wouldn't make the decision for him -- nm - z6rk Nov 18, 10:02
  - He isn't intended to be President; but the only way he's replaced as VP in 2012 is if he's dead or dying. - Will Hunting Nov 18, 10:02

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