Vice Presidency

Webb seemed to slam the door for good on any run at the vice presidency with his seemingly unequivocal "no thanks" to Obama. But politics being politics, a no never completely means no.

With the process of finding the candidates to replace George Bush at an end, attention has moved to who's going to replace Dick Cheney, assuming he le...

Hillary Clinton is being talked about as a possible vice president; her supporters say she is the strongest choice, and that anyone else is inferior. But Al Gore is certainly the most qualified for the job.

For nearly her entire 51 years, Caroline Kennedy has been part of the socio-political fabric of this nation. She first captivated America as the tin...

Those who say Hillary Clinton won't accept the Democratic Party vice presidential nomination are assuming that she wants all or nothing.

We have some mutual persuading to do. Forcing Clinton to drop out isn't the answer. It will leave extensive, irreparable damage, and the press will have a field day with that.

Since Republicans have all but anointed John McCain as their presidential nominee, it's about time to start speculating on who he's going to choose to...

In negotiation, it's wise to define the best alternative to achieving your primary goals -- the fallback -- no matter how unappealing compared to a clear win.