JOE BIDEN AS VICE PRESIDENT FOR 8 MORE YEARS

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     Could Joe Biden remain as Vice President with a President Hillary Clinton?  The answer is...yes.

     Until the 22nd Amendment of the Constitution was ratified in 1951...there was never a term limit for the President of the United States.  But that law imposes a restriction of just two, four-year terms for the occupant of The Oval Office.  However, there is no limit for the Vice President.  

     So - as unlikely as it might be - for those of us who like Vice President Biden...there is a remote possibility of a Clinton-Biden ticket.

     Of course, I still believe - as I wrote in my Saturday, July 9th, 2016 commentary - that Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio will be Mrs. Clinton's running mate.  But...we can always hope that the former Secretary of State will ask Mr. Biden to stay on - and that he will agree - for at least one term in a Clinton Administration...if not two. 

 
       And that's The Controversy for today.

     I'm Gary B. Duglin.

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