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Although there would seem to be at first glance to be any number of reasons to pick a vice presidential candidate, a look at history shows that there are really five key categories of justifications for a VP pick: -regional balance-attracting buzz-party unity-overcoming a weakness (often a perceived weakness)-personal choice of presidential candidate Often candidates will be a blend of these, with one being the primary factor. Regional balance, picking a southerner to match a northerner or an easterner to the Westerner.. is somewhat old-fashioned but may be a part of this election. We'll also take a quick look at whether or not the VP picks can really do much for the presidential candidate.
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