Until there is some sort of breakthrough in propulsion, this is impractical for Earth operation.
Look at the Saturn IB. 90 percent of it was thrown away to get 10 percent into orbit, then you were out of fuel and rocket power.
Now imagine you have to also bring along the entire craft into orbit (SSTO, Single Stage To Orbit,) and also bring to orbit enough fuel to land with.
Impossible with today's technology. The Delta Clipper was also doomed from the start because of this same flaw.
Any SSTO to be successful with today's propulsion technology will most likely be a VentureStar like proposal, adding air breathing engines for part of the ascent (to reduce the on board oxidizer requirements,) and a shuttle like aerodynamic landing.