Shriver was the obvious answer here, but between SS himself being a desperation pick, the last two being on the wrong end of historic landslides, and only one VP term to show for it since Chester Arthur, seems like the road less traveled, perhaps for good reason.
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Sargent Shriver in ’72?
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There you go
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No joke that's why I rephrased. First I was thinking Stockdale then I realized there was Carly
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Almost said Palin but forgot she was governor of the gigantic state of Alaska.
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Sargent Shriver?
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VP is also a very political position and involves lot of stumping, even more so in Biden’s case. Not sure if he would want someone who has never run for even a primary .
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Yes. Sargent Shriver, most recently. Henry Wallace, Frank Knox, Charles Dawes, Arthur Sewall, Whitelaw Reid, Chester Arthur...
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That actually appears to be it. For major party presidential nominees, it's Trump, Eisenhower, Willkie, Hoover, Taft, Hancock, Grant, McClellan, Scott, Taylor
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