And Hillary is heavily favored in the next 7 contests which include a number of delegate-rich states like Michigan, Florida, North Carolina, Illinois and Ohio.

Hillary will likely expand her popular vote lead.

Suggesting Hillary should be Bernie's VP doesn't make as much sense as saying Bernie should be Hillary's VP.

At least when you go by the numbers.

That ticket would absolutely crush the GOP in November...but would Bernie agree? I can't call that one...

If he doesn't win the nomination, I want Bernie back in the Senate being a very sharp thorn in the side of third way Hillary and her gang. He will be silenced as VP.

You think the Blankfeins of the world will allow that to happen? Hillary will have a running mate who is comfortable with the status quo, likely someone much younger and possibly someone from a battleground state.

their similar ages. It will be someone young enough to be presidential material in the future.

would have said something by now if the quotes were manufactured? Devine has a long history of working on campaigns and is considered an expert on the path to political nominations,my guess is that he's seen the writing on the wall.

Not exactly an expert on winning, I'd say.

Everything you don't like isn't necessarily a conspiracy or media bias.

The news here is that it Devine's comments reflect his belief that Bernie will not win the nomination. When your campaign managers is thinking that, it's news.

The Democrats have New England sewn up with the possible exception of New Hampshire.

If she is going for a liberal on financial policies then Sherrod Brown from Ohio or Klobuchar from Minnesota would be better choices and would most likely secure an Electoral College victory in those states.

If she is more concerned about the Latino vote then Julian Castro would be a strong selection and bring in several states such as California, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, New Mexico and even possibly Texas depending what happens in the GOP.

I also doubt that the mutual animosity over the primaries can be overlooked in such a short period of time.

He's pretty rock solid in his principles. Hillary isn't.

Hillary represents something Bernie is trying to get out of our politics. He will not be her VP nor in her cabinet.

She'll ask for whoever her team analyzes will help get her the most electoral votes - probably a popular one from a large battleground state.

She'll ask for Bernie's help to bring his supporters into her camp. In exchange, she'll probably offer a speaking slot at the convention but in a time slot less than the norm for someone in his position. I don't know if he'll accept because the DNC has made it pretty clear that he is not welcome in the Democratic Party.

If he endorses her fine. Everyone knows that's bound to happen if she wins but he needs to keep his distance. She represents the forces that control the Democratic Party that need to be gone. Being her VP would just be signing off on it.

Very little chance IMO.

... he's too smart to accept even if it was offered. It might make a good plot line for "House of Cards" though.

Him pitching Bernie as Clinton's VP is laughable. Julian Castro FTW.

and increased H-1B visas and fracking and cluster bombs and Wall Street.

Because that is what I would be voting for, in actuality, and i will not do that.

clintons will not allow someone who challenged her on the ticket.

they will move to right if she preveils.

it would be totaly betreyal of everything bernie stands for if he agrees to it.could you see bernie as clinton's attack dog.

I think it will be Castro.