Factbox: Clinton to name running mate as early as FridayWASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrat Hillary Clinton, who is running against Republican Donald Trump in the Nov. 8 presidential election, is expected to announce her running mate as early as Friday. Here are some of the potential vice presidential candidates Clinton is considering, according to U.S. news media: The U.S. senator from Virginia is a former Roman Catholic missionary and civil rights lawyer who is fluent in Spanish. Kaine, a former Richmond mayor and former Virginia governor, has served on the Senate’s Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees.     He has backed liberal causes such as establishing a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. But, like many Republicans and moderate Democrats, he has supported free-trade deals, a stance at odds with many party progressives. The U.S. agriculture secretary is a former governor of Iowa.  During the primary, he campaigned enthusiastically for Clinton, speaking about his family’s struggles with addiction and mental health. Clinton has promised to address those issues if elected. Vilsack, a Pittsburgh native, was orphaned and adopted as an infant. He settled in his wife’s home state of Iowa. New Jersey’s first black U.S. senator is a former Newark mayor. He was elected to the Senate in a 2013 special election and won re-election in 2014. Booker campaigned enthusiastically for Clinton, including in the crucial early-voting state of New Hampshire during her primary race against Senator Bernie Sanders. U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts is a fierce critic of Wall Street who spearheaded the creation of the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau after the global financial crisis. President Barack Obama tapped her to help set up the agency, but congressional Republicans blocked her appointment. Warren is popular with progressives, and was urged to run for president in 2016 but declined. She endorsed Clinton in June, then joined her on the campaign trail. The retired Navy admiral and former supreme allied commander of NATO is the dean of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University near Boston. Stavridis worked closely with Clinton when he was at NATO and she led the State Department during Obama’s first term. Though Stavridis would bring military heft to Clinton’s ticket, his role as a senior military official in the George W. Bush administration during the early years of the U.S. occupation of Iraq could provide Trump with a line of attack. Trump has criticized Clinton for, as a U.S. senator, voting for the 2003 U.S.-led invasion.  The U.S. senator from Ohio and former member of the U.S. House of Representatives is one of the Democratic Party’s leading progressives. Brown was an early opponent of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement sought by the Obama administration, describing it as a “giveaway to corporations.” Obama’s labor secretary has championed changes in regulations popular with organized labor and progressives.  Perez reversed a regulation exempting domestic and home-care workers from overtime pay and extended overtime protections to some salaried workers by lowering the eligibility threshold.  Perez has little campaigning experience, however, having only held one term on a county council from 2002 to 2006.  The Department of Housing and Urban Development secretary is considered a rising Democratic star. Castro has pushed for expanding opportunities while serving as housing secretary, including by broadening internet access across the country. But progressive groups have criticized his agency’s sale of mortgage loans to big banks rather than non-profits during his tenure. A former San Antonio mayor, Castro was elected as the city’s youngest councilman at the age of 26.  politicsNews
factor clinton name running mate early fridaywashington reuters democrat hillary clinton running republican donald trump presidential election expected announce running mate early friday here potential vice presidential candidates clinton considering according news media the senator virginia former roman catholic missionary civil rights lawyer fluent spanish maine former richmond mayor former virginia governor served senate foreign relations armed services committees he backed liberal causes establishing pathway citizenship undocumented immigrants but like many republicans moderate democrats supported deals stance odds many party progressive the agriculture secretary former governor iowa during primary campaigned enthusiastically clinton speaking family struggles addiction mental health clinton promised address issues elected vilsack pittsburgh native orphaned adopted infant he settled wife home state iowa new jersey first black senator former newark mayor he elected senate special election booker campaigned enthusiastically clinton including crucial state new hampshire primary race senator bernie sanders senator elizabeth warren massachusetts fierce critic wall street spearheaded creation consumer financial protection bureau global financial crisis president barack obama tapped help set agency congressional republicans blocked appointment warren popular progressive urged run president declined she endorsed clinton june joined campaign trail the retired navy admiral former supreme allied commander nato dean fletcher school law diplomacy tufts university near boston stavridis worked closely clinton nato led state department obama first term though stavridis would bring military left clinton ticket role senior military official george bush administration early years occupation iraq could provide trump line attack trump criticized clinton senator voting invasion the senator ohio former member house representatives one democratic party leading progressive brown early opponent partnership trade agreement sought obama administration describing giveaway obama labor secretary championed changes regulations popular organized labor progressive perez reversed regulation exemption domestic workers overtime pay extended overtime protections salaries workers lowering eligibility threshold perez little campaigning experience however held one term county council the department housing urban development secretary considered rising democratic star castro pushed expanding opportunities serving housing secretary including broadening internet access across country but progressive groups criticized agency sale mortgage loans big banks rather tenure a former san antonio mayor castro elected city youngest councilman age politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Factbox: Clinton to name running mate as early as FridayWASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrat Hillary Clinton, who is running against Republican Donald Trump in the Nov. 8 presidential election, is expected to announce her running mate as early as Friday. Here are some of the potential vice presidential candidates Clinton is considering, according to U.S. news media: The U.S. senator from Virginia is a former Roman Catholic missionary and civil rights lawyer who is fluent in Spanish. Kaine, a former Richmond mayor and former Virginia governor, has served on the Senate’s Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees.     He has backed liberal causes such as establishing a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. But, like many Republicans and moderate Democrats, he has supported free-trade deals, a stance at odds with many party progressives. The U.S. agriculture secretary is a former governor of Iowa.  During the primary, he campaigned enthusiastically for Clinton, speaking about his family’s struggles with addiction and mental health. Clinton has promised to address those issues if elected. Vilsack, a Pittsburgh native, was orphaned and adopted as an infant. He settled in his wife’s home state of Iowa. New Jersey’s first black U.S. senator is a former Newark mayor. He was elected to the Senate in a 2013 special election and won re-election in 2014. Booker campaigned enthusiastically for Clinton, including in the crucial early-voting state of New Hampshire during her primary race against Senator Bernie Sanders. U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts is a fierce critic of Wall Street who spearheaded the creation of the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau after the global financial crisis. President Barack Obama tapped her to help set up the agency, but congressional Republicans blocked her appointment. Warren is popular with progressives, and was urged to run for president in 2016 but declined. She endorsed Clinton in June, then joined her on the campaign trail. The retired Navy admiral and former supreme allied commander of NATO is the dean of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University near Boston. Stavridis worked closely with Clinton when he was at NATO and she led the State Department during Obama’s first term. Though Stavridis would bring military heft to Clinton’s ticket, his role as a senior military official in the George W. Bush administration during the early years of the U.S. occupation of Iraq could provide Trump with a line of attack. Trump has criticized Clinton for, as a U.S. senator, voting for the 2003 U.S.-led invasion.  The U.S. senator from Ohio and former member of the U.S. House of Representatives is one of the Democratic Party’s leading progressives. Brown was an early opponent of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement sought by the Obama administration, describing it as a “giveaway to corporations.” Obama’s labor secretary has championed changes in regulations popular with organized labor and progressives.  Perez reversed a regulation exempting domestic and home-care workers from overtime pay and extended overtime protections to some salaried workers by lowering the eligibility threshold.  Perez has little campaigning experience, however, having only held one term on a county council from 2002 to 2006.  The Department of Housing and Urban Development secretary is considered a rising Democratic star. Castro has pushed for expanding opportunities while serving as housing secretary, including by broadening internet access across the country. But progressive groups have criticized his agency’s sale of mortgage loans to big banks rather than non-profits during his tenure. A former San Antonio mayor, Castro was elected as the city’s youngest councilman at the age of 26.  politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: factor clinton name running mate early fridaywashington reuters democrat hillary clinton running republican donald trump presidential election expected announce running mate early friday here potential vice presidential candidates clinton considering according news media the senator virginia former roman catholic missionary civil rights lawyer fluent spanish maine former richmond mayor former virginia governor served senate foreign relations armed services committees he backed liberal causes establishing pathway citizenship undocumented immigrants but like many republicans moderate democrats supported deals stance odds many party progressive the agriculture secretary former governor iowa during primary campaigned enthusiastically clinton speaking family struggles addiction mental health clinton promised address issues elected vilsack pittsburgh native orphaned adopted infant he settled wife home state iowa new jersey first black senator former newark mayor he elected senate special election booker campaigned enthusiastically clinton including crucial state new hampshire primary race senator bernie sanders senator elizabeth warren massachusetts fierce critic wall street spearheaded creation consumer financial protection bureau global financial crisis president barack obama tapped help set agency congressional republicans blocked appointment warren popular progressive urged run president declined she endorsed clinton june joined campaign trail the retired navy admiral former supreme allied commander nato dean fletcher school law diplomacy tufts university near boston stavridis worked closely clinton nato led state department obama first term though stavridis would bring military left clinton ticket role senior military official george bush administration early years occupation iraq could provide trump line attack trump criticized clinton senator voting invasion the senator ohio former member house representatives one democratic party leading progressive brown early opponent partnership trade agreement sought obama administration describing giveaway obama labor secretary championed changes regulations popular organized labor progressive perez reversed regulation exemption domestic workers overtime pay extended overtime protections salaries workers lowering eligibility threshold perez little campaigning experience however held one term county council the department housing urban development secretary considered rising democratic star castro pushed expanding opportunities serving housing secretary including broadening internet access across country but progressive groups criticized agency sale mortgage loans big banks rather tenure a former san antonio mayor castro elected city youngest councilman age politicsnews