The former second lady said it would be 'wonderful' if former first lady Michelle Obama would join the ticket but she wasn't confident Obama would take the job.
Former second lady, Dr. Jill Biden, would completely support her husband, former Vice President Joe Biden choosing former first lady Michelle Obama as his running mate, but she was skeptical that the former first lady would accept the offer.
Their shared values contributed to why they"got along so well," according to Jill. So, she suspected her husband would select a"woman who has the same values that he does." "She's brilliant. She knows the way around. She is a really fine woman. The Obamas are great friends," he explained.
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