CURRENT ODDS- Democratic Vice Presidential Nomination

Tim Kaine +200


Tom Perez
+600



Bernie Sanders
+800



Elizabeth Warren
+800



Julian Castro
+800



Mark Warner
+1000



Sherrod Brown
+1000



Cory Booker
+1500



Xavier Becerra
+2000



Al Franken
+3000



Evan Bayh
+4000



Deval Patrick
+4500



John Hickenlooper
+5000



Kamala Harris
+5000



Martin OMalley
+5000



Tom Vilsack
+5000



Amy Klobuchar
+6000



Charlie Crist
+6000



Jay Nixon
+6000



Joe Biden
+6000



Martin Heinrich
+6000



Michael Bennet
+6000



John Kerry
+7500



Michael Bloomberg
+7500



Wendy Davis
+7500



Wesley Clark
+10000



Al Gore
+20000



Bill Clinton
+50000



George Clooney
+50000

Sen. Sanders has yet to say no when asked if he would be interested in being Hillary Clinton’s running mate, which raises the question if those who are speculating about the end game for Bernie Sanders have got it all wrong?Sanders definitely wants to be the Democratic nominee, but what does he have to gain by giving up his leverage until he has to? What if Bernie Sanders wants to be on the Democratic ticket? Sanders knows that even if Clinton wins the White House and Democrats take back the Senate, it could be tough sledding.Sen. Sanders lived through the early Obama years of endless McConnell obstruction. If Democrats win less than 60 seats, the Senate could be facing a future of more Republican blocking of everything. Sanders has already been there and done that.The Senator from Vermont could offer Clinton an immediate unification of the party, and the services of an attack dog running mate who would love to spend the fall campaign circling the country and taking on Donald Trump. If the Clinton campaign looks up in July and still sees a somewhat close race with Trump, they will have to give the chances of a Clinton/Sanders ticket some thought.Bernie Sanders doesn’t sound like a guy who is ready to go back to the Senate. In fact, he sounds a lot like someone who might be very interested in being VP.Bernie??http://www.politicususa.com/2016/05/29/bernie-sanders-sounding-lot-guy-vice-president.html

That ticket would be 2 under par (142) in combined age