A significant obstacle to a Biden win is Kamala Harris, whose low popularity and lackluster performance as VP hinder support from independents and disenchanted Republicans.
Clinton's insertion into the news cycle reminds voters of her centrism, support for Israel, and respected role as secretary of state, potentially resolving the 'old-White-men dilemma.'
Parker suggests the logic of an older VP like Clinton, aged 76, replacing Harris to better align with Biden's age and potentially attract a broader voter base.
The idea of replacing Harris with Clinton is speculative, considering Clinton's potential lack of interest and the risks involved, but it challenges conventional running mate norms.
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