Warren isn't giving up a Senate seat to be his VP. The relationship between the two of them is shot.
It is, though true to form, Sanders has yet to say an ill word about her.
It's extremely amusing to imagine how GOT's lusty Liz Lads would be reacting right now, were their relative positions reversed.
I don’t disagree with a lot of what you wrote just don‘t think Gabbard attracts any of the bolded bits - far as I can tell her appeal is limited to Joe Rogan podcast listeners.
Yes, this would be suicidal. It would be the Sarah Palin pick, times ten. It would mark the end of the Sanders campaign, then and there. Not even I could justify it.
It is worth recalling that the VP is only an errant heartbeat away from the Presidency, which is... not exactly an idle concern with either of the remaining candidates. This is another reason why, barring fraternities being awarded Electoral College seats, Gabbard is never going to happen.
And in the not at all unlikely event that the winner serves just one term, the Veep is immediately a front runner for succession. This is why someone like Baldwin might happen.
Remember, as our Republican friends have shown, once you've won, the rules all change. Tom Perez is gone on day one if Sanders wins, and the monumental task of converting the Democratic Party from an incompetent patronage scheme into an functioning political organisation is something his base expects more than almost anything else.
^This^, more than anything, is why the DNC and its many lavishly-compensated supplicants have an existential fear of President Sanders, upon pain even of re-electing Donald Trump: Simply put, there is no need for someone like Neera Tanden to sell access and public relations to oil despots, or silence to Michael Bloomberg, in a world where Bernie Sanders is President of the United States.