Odds for VP pick by Hillary. Odds by PaddyPower Sports

[tonyt53]

http://www.paddypower.com/bet/politics/other-politics/us-politics?ev_oc_grp_ids=653892

[onehandle]

1. I'm not clicking on a betting site link, re: malware. You should include the details. nt

[tonyt53]

2. Not a bad idea, but I actually do have some pretty fair malware in use.

[WhiteTara]

3. Thanks for the caution. I didn't click either.

[PoliticAverse]

4. Here are the top 4 on that site...

Elizabeth Warren 11-4 (2.75-1)
Tim Kaine 11-4 (2.75-1)
Julian Castro 7-2 (3.5-1)
Bernie Sanders 7-1

[oberliner]

13. Put your money on Castro

He's the one.

[Bucky]

20. Forget Castro, he's last year's model.

His public appearances in the last year or so have recieved tepid reviews. If she really picks a cabinet officer in the "year of the outsider" she'd probably go with Tom Perez--he's a much better campaigner, has a more impressive resume, and has closer ties to Obama's economic successes.

And (on edit) there's another downside to Castro--who I personally admire, BTW--even though he is over 35, he doesn't exactly look over 35.

Personally I'd like to see Elizabeth Warren have the spotlight and a seat at national policymaking tables.

[MagickMuffin]

21. Julian will help to win Texas

That's who I think should be on the ticket!

Yeah, that's the ticket!!!

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

5. Please, not Tim Kaine.

[Person 2713]

6. = kiss of death. Please no

[mia]

7. latest results

Elizabeth Warren 11/4

Tim Kaine 11/4

Julian Castro 7/2

Bernie Sanders 7/1

Tom Perez 9/1

John Hickenlooper 14/1

Martin O'Malley 16/1

Sherrod Brown 16/1

Cory Booker 16/1

Evan Bayh 20/1

Joe Biden 20/1

Brian Schweitzer 20/1

Hillary Clinton 25/1

John Kerry 25/1

Ron Wyden 40/1

Jim Webb 40/1

Bill Clinton 66/1

Anna Wintour 150/1

[joeybee12]

8. If I were betting I'd say Sherrod Brown, then Julian Castro

I really think those are the only two she is seriously considering...and I think Brown will be the one.

[madinmaryland]

11. No. Do you want Kasich selecting a senator to replace a reliable progressive one like

Brown?? I don't think so. As for Castro, I don't think he has much exposure outside of San Antonio and DU. If there is anyone that she could select with name recognition and not risk losing a Senate seat, would be Martin O'Malley.

[joeybee12]

12. I dont think they get along...

And Brown will help her win Ohio...the loss of the Senate seat is tough, but they may bet that there will be such a tidal wave one seat won't matter.

[madinmaryland]

15. I don't know about that. Brown manages to win in Ohio (which came in favourable years),

but I don't know how popular he really is. He has been pretty quiet here since I moved here. I just don't think he carries as much clout as a popular governor would carry.

Ohio is a bit of a fucked up state. They want to think they are a first rate state, yet there are way too many fucking teabaggers running the government.

As my wife says, "It's fucking Ohio, what do you expect?"

[joeybee12]

16. It's the Midwest's Florida...

More Dems than Repukes, yet somehow the Repukes get into office.

[tavernier]

17. Hey!!!

I live in screwed up Florida, but no way are we as messed up as Ohio.

[joeybee12]

18. Merely comparing the inanity of how so many dems supposedly elect

Repukes into office...note that I said supposedly.

[tavernier]

19. ^^ 'Zactly.

[Takket]

9. Why is Hillary Clinton on that list? Lol

[Thor_MN]

22. For the people that think she won't be the nominee.

If someone is willing to bet for/against it, they will create odds for it.

Personally, if I had cash to spare, I'd bet against Clinton being the VP nominee. Payout isn't great, but about 4% on such a short turn around isn't half bad.

[Lancero]

10. ...Part of me wants her to pick Bill just for the lulz.

[vkkv]

14. Chris Van Hollen, please prepare to release your tax returns.. NT