NOT KIDDING: DEMOCRATS Are Calling For Obama To Be Hillary’s Running Mate…But Is That Legal?Not that the word  legal  means anything to either one of them Because Hillary Clinton is white and no longer young, a strain of political thought holds that she might lack Barack Obama s inherent appeal to new and minority voters and thus that she won t be able to ride the Democratic party s demographic advantages to easy victory in 2016.Writing for the Washington Examiner, Philip Klein ably sketches the nightmare scenario for liberals.  If Hillary s performance among black voters retreats to more typical Democratic levels,  he writes,  it will hinder her efforts in swing states such as Ohio and Florida, where Democrats need to rack up huge margins in urban areas to make up for their weaknesses in other parts of the states.   It s questionable that young voters will flock to vote at historically high levels for a 69-year-old white woman who has been a national political figure since before many of them were born. The nightmare for conservatives is a complementary scenario in which Clinton holds the Obama coalition together without issue and simultaneously increases Democratic margins among women and whites. In that world, she defeats her opponent by greater margins than Obama defeated John McCain and Mitt Romney. But there s no reason to assume that outcome is any more likely than the one Klein alluded to. And there s also no reason Democrats should tinker with a winning formula. If Clinton can turn out Obama s voters, she will win.The challenge, then, is to make sure Clinton s age and ethnicity don t discourage Obama s youthful, diverse supporters from turning out in November 2016. Fortunately, there s an easy way to make sure that doesn t happen. Clinton simply has to select Barack Obama as her running mate.LOL, you might be thinking. Obama can t be the vice president. That would place him at the top of the line of succession, and the Constitution limits him to two terms. Clinton would end up in court before she ended up in the White House if she pulled something like that.I ll grant that if Democrats nominate Barack Obama to be their vice presidential candidate next year, it would be somewhat controversial. But here Democrats can borrow tactically from the literal-minded conservatives who have seized on syntactic oddities to unravel Obama s domestic agenda. As a purely textual matter, the Constitution merely prohibits Obama from being elected to a third term. It doesn t necessarily prohibit him from actually being president again, should Hillary Clinton no longer be able to serve. And were he on the ticket, Clinton s potential liabilities with Obama loyalists would disappear.As hot takes go, this one is significantly more piping than, say, the idea that Al Gore should challenge Hillary for the nomination. My guru for this argument is Cornell University law professor Michael Dorf, though others have examined the issue, as well.There are three sections of the Constitution that prescribe limits on who can be president and vice president: Article II, the Twelfth Amendment and the Twenty-Second Amendment. While the former two limit who is  eligible  to serve natural born citizens, 35 or older the Twenty-Second Amendment begins  No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice. Whether its adopters intended it or not, the plain language of the Twenty-Second amendment doesn t prohibit a former two-term president from succeeding a sitting president and serving out the remainder of her term. It merely prohibits him from running for a third. By using the term  elected  instead of  eligible,  its authors created a loophole large enough for a Clinton-Obama ticket to coast to victory through. Via: New Republic politics
not kidding democrats are calling for obama to be hillary running is that legal not word legal means anything either one because hillary clinton white longer young strain political thought holds might lack barack obama inherent appeal new minority voters thus able ride democratic party demographic advantages easy victory washington examiner philip klein able sketches nightmare scenario liberals if hillary performance among black voters retreats typical democratic levels writes hinder efforts swing states ohio florida democrats need rack huge margins urban areas make weaknesses parts states it questionable young voters flock vote historically high levels white woman national political figure since many born the nightmare conservatives complementary scenario clinton holds obama coalition together without issue simultaneously increases democratic margins among women whites in world defeats opponent greater margins obama defeated john mccain mitt romney but reason assume outcome likely one klein alluded and also reason democrats tanker winning formula if clinton turn obama voters challenge make sure clinton age ethnicity discourage obama youthful diverse supporters turning november fortunately easy way make sure happen clinton simply select barack obama running might thinking obama vice president that would place top line succession constitution limits two terms clinton would end court ended white house pulled something like grant democrats nominate barack obama vice presidential candidate next year would somewhat controversial but democrats borrow practically conservatives seized syntactic deities unravel obama domestic agenda as purely textual matter constitution merely prohibits obama elected third term it necessarily prohibit actually president hillary clinton longer able serve and ticket clinton potential liabilities obama loyalists would hot takes go one significantly piping say idea al gore challenge hillary nomination my guru argument cornell university law professor michael orf though others examined issue three sections constitution prescribe limits president vice president article ii twelfth amendment amendment while former two limit eligible serve natural born citizens older amendment begins no person shall elected office president twice whether adapters intended plain language amendment prohibit former president succeeding sitting president serving remainder term it merely prohibits running third by using term elected instead eligible authors created loophole large enough ticket coast victory via new republic politics
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: NOT KIDDING: DEMOCRATS Are Calling For Obama To Be Hillary’s Running Mate…But Is That Legal?Not that the word  legal  means anything to either one of them Because Hillary Clinton is white and no longer young, a strain of political thought holds that she might lack Barack Obama s inherent appeal to new and minority voters and thus that she won t be able to ride the Democratic party s demographic advantages to easy victory in 2016.Writing for the Washington Examiner, Philip Klein ably sketches the nightmare scenario for liberals.  If Hillary s performance among black voters retreats to more typical Democratic levels,  he writes,  it will hinder her efforts in swing states such as Ohio and Florida, where Democrats need to rack up huge margins in urban areas to make up for their weaknesses in other parts of the states.   It s questionable that young voters will flock to vote at historically high levels for a 69-year-old white woman who has been a national political figure since before many of them were born. The nightmare for conservatives is a complementary scenario in which Clinton holds the Obama coalition together without issue and simultaneously increases Democratic margins among women and whites. In that world, she defeats her opponent by greater margins than Obama defeated John McCain and Mitt Romney. But there s no reason to assume that outcome is any more likely than the one Klein alluded to. And there s also no reason Democrats should tinker with a winning formula. If Clinton can turn out Obama s voters, she will win.The challenge, then, is to make sure Clinton s age and ethnicity don t discourage Obama s youthful, diverse supporters from turning out in November 2016. Fortunately, there s an easy way to make sure that doesn t happen. Clinton simply has to select Barack Obama as her running mate.LOL, you might be thinking. Obama can t be the vice president. That would place him at the top of the line of succession, and the Constitution limits him to two terms. Clinton would end up in court before she ended up in the White House if she pulled something like that.I ll grant that if Democrats nominate Barack Obama to be their vice presidential candidate next year, it would be somewhat controversial. But here Democrats can borrow tactically from the literal-minded conservatives who have seized on syntactic oddities to unravel Obama s domestic agenda. As a purely textual matter, the Constitution merely prohibits Obama from being elected to a third term. It doesn t necessarily prohibit him from actually being president again, should Hillary Clinton no longer be able to serve. And were he on the ticket, Clinton s potential liabilities with Obama loyalists would disappear.As hot takes go, this one is significantly more piping than, say, the idea that Al Gore should challenge Hillary for the nomination. My guru for this argument is Cornell University law professor Michael Dorf, though others have examined the issue, as well.There are three sections of the Constitution that prescribe limits on who can be president and vice president: Article II, the Twelfth Amendment and the Twenty-Second Amendment. While the former two limit who is  eligible  to serve natural born citizens, 35 or older the Twenty-Second Amendment begins  No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice. Whether its adopters intended it or not, the plain language of the Twenty-Second amendment doesn t prohibit a former two-term president from succeeding a sitting president and serving out the remainder of her term. It merely prohibits him from running for a third. By using the term  elected  instead of  eligible,  its authors created a loophole large enough for a Clinton-Obama ticket to coast to victory through. Via: New Republic politics
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: not kidding democrats are calling for obama to be hillary running is that legal not word legal means anything either one because hillary clinton white longer young strain political thought holds might lack barack obama inherent appeal new minority voters thus able ride democratic party demographic advantages easy victory washington examiner philip klein able sketches nightmare scenario liberals if hillary performance among black voters retreats typical democratic levels writes hinder efforts swing states ohio florida democrats need rack huge margins urban areas make weaknesses parts states it questionable young voters flock vote historically high levels white woman national political figure since many born the nightmare conservatives complementary scenario clinton holds obama coalition together without issue simultaneously increases democratic margins among women whites in world defeats opponent greater margins obama defeated john mccain mitt romney but reason assume outcome likely one klein alluded and also reason democrats tanker winning formula if clinton turn obama voters challenge make sure clinton age ethnicity discourage obama youthful diverse supporters turning november fortunately easy way make sure happen clinton simply select barack obama running might thinking obama vice president that would place top line succession constitution limits two terms clinton would end court ended white house pulled something like grant democrats nominate barack obama vice presidential candidate next year would somewhat controversial but democrats borrow practically conservatives seized syntactic deities unravel obama domestic agenda as purely textual matter constitution merely prohibits obama elected third term it necessarily prohibit actually president hillary clinton longer able serve and ticket clinton potential liabilities obama loyalists would hot takes go one significantly piping say idea al gore challenge hillary nomination my guru argument cornell university law professor michael orf though others examined issue three sections constitution prescribe limits president vice president article ii twelfth amendment amendment while former two limit eligible serve natural born citizens older amendment begins no person shall elected office president twice whether adapters intended plain language amendment prohibit former president succeeding sitting president serving remainder term it merely prohibits running third by using term elected instead eligible authors created loophole large enough ticket coast victory via new republic politics