[ek_hornbeck]

This could trigger a situation where the President came from one party but the Vice President came from the other party because the electors couldn’t vote for both of them. I doubt either the GOPe or the Democrats would risk that.

Especially with Florida, a "swing state" with many electoral votes.

On the other hand, from an actual policy as opposed to partisan standpoint, would anybody really notice if a Democratic VP were switched with an establishment GOP VP, or vice-versa?

[peyton randolph]

“On the other hand, from an actual policy as opposed to partisan standpoint, would anybody really notice if a Democratic VP were switched with an establishment GOP VP, or vice-versa?”

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True. Two factions of the Uniparty fighting it out over which ones fleece the taxpayer in “public service” versus those temporarily in the private sector as lobbyists for the fleecing.