Will Hillary Clinton join Barack Obama as his vice presidential candidate? The answer, which should be simple, is in fact very complicated and is perhaps the most delicate decision that Obama will have to make before arriving at the White House–that is, if he does indeed win, which today is still far from clear. Convenience should solve the issue.
Ricardo Israel Z. is the Chair of the Political Science Department at the University of Chile. He holds a PhD and a Master’s in Political Science from the University of Essex and he directs the International Center for the Quality of Democracy and the Legal and Social Science of the Autonomous University of Chile. He presides over the Committee of Armed Forces and the Society of the Global Association of Political Science. He has published dozens of books and essays that have been translated into several languages, and is the conductor and a commentator for Chilean political and international Radio and TV programs.
Hillary Clinton for Vice President?
Convenience should solve the issue for Barack Obama
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