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Weaknesses in Vice Presidential Selection Process
The article argues the US system for choosing a running mate has democratic flaws and is heavily influenced by the presidential nominee. It notes President Johnson and Barry Goldwater as recent decisive factors, recalls past practices, and cites instances where vice presidents rose to power due to a president’s death rather than merit.
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Washington
Johnson
Atlantic City
Barry Goldswater
San Francisco
William E. Miller
John F. Keane
Adlai E. Stevenson