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Fair enough, but Eephus has a good point. What happens if Hillary has a heart attack, falls and can't get up, or gets splashed with holy water a couple of months from now? Biden is the person best positioned (IMO) to pick up the mantle, and he'd have at least a reasonable shot at winning a general election.
Interestingly, Rubio is the odds-on favorite to win the GOP nom. Which seems to be underpinned by the belief that Trump and Carson's massive numbers are going to eventually evaporate and coalesce around a more "establishment candidate" (not sure if I buy that, obviously, as a Trump bettor), and that even then, Jeb's still in trouble.
Still think Trump to win the GOP is the play. I don't think the GOP is no longer functioning as a machine that is going to coalesce around a "party candidate" the way it's done from Romney on back, and the way that the betting markets are expecting it to. The party just seems so fractured and a lot of Republican voters seem so disenchanted with the mainstream party candidates that this is going to be the year when the whole paradigm changes.
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