A Joe Biden/Elizabeth Warren ticket would defeat a Hillary Clinton/_________ ticket in the primaries

3 rounds, 24 hours between roundsI will argue that a nomination ticket of Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren (As Pres and Vice Pres respectively) would defeat a Hillary Clinton ticket regardless of whoever she picked as her VP for the nomination of the Democratic Party.(Whoever Hillary picks as her VP has to be eligible to be VP in the first place, you cant pick 'God' or a dead person to be her VP, no trolling allowed)The reasons why are listed below1) LikabilityHillary Clinton is very unliked among republicans, but she also has likability issues with democratic voters themselveshttps://www.washingtonpost.com...In April of 2015, 80% of Dems viewed Hillary positively. That number slid to 70% in July, while 25% of Democrats viewed Hillary as unfavorable (Everyone else had a mixed opinion). If the numbers continue to slide at the current rate, Hillary could easily be looking at 50-50 ratings of favorability from her own partyBiden on the other hand had an approval of 80% by Democrats in May, like Hillary did at the same time, but Biden's numbers have stayed there, while Hillary's have routinely dropped from month to month. http://www.thefiscaltimes.com...Should Biden decide to run, his likability advantage over Clinton among Democratic voters would give him quite the advantage over Hillarys campaign2) IssuesBiden's stance on a variety of issues are only somewhat similar to the stances Hillary has right now. On issues of Individual Rights, Domestic Issues, Economic Issues, and International Issues, Clinton scored a -9, -8, -8, and a 0 respectively (-10 being most liberal, 10 being most conservative)http://presidential-candidates.insidegov.com...Biden on the same issues scored a -7, -5, -7, -6 on the issues listed above. Not only do the numbers suggest he is more consistent with his liberal ideology on different issues (Whereas Hillary is all over the place), but Biden's numbers are also more tame in that they do not go as hard to the left as Hillary's stances do. This gives Biden a stronger appeal to more moderate Democratic voters, who at the moment are almost all part of the Clinton camp since the only other major Dem candidate, Sanders, gets the very far left vote. This brings me to my next point3) Voter BaseBiden has a more moderate stance on issues, giving him appeal to more moderate voters. The current major Dem candidate in the field who gets the moderate Dem voters is Hillary, since Sanders appeals mostly to the hard liberal vote. If Biden declares, he would be getting his support almost entirely from Hillary Clinton's base. With Elizabeth Warren as his VP, Warren being further to the left on issues than Biden, then that gives Biden an opportunity to get voters from Sanders's voting bloc, since a lot of the really hard leftists in the Democratic party wanted Elizabeth Warren to run. http://www.businessinsider.com...http://www.cnn.com...http://www.politico.com...Elizabeth Warren as VP would bring a good chunk of voters to Biden and away from the only other hard leftist in the race, Sanders, while Biden himself would be able to lure voters away from Clinton due to his more moderate stance on issues and better likability ratings. 4) BaggageClinton, as we all have probably heard more than enough of by now, has a couple scandals that GOP candidates and parts of the media keep flogging her with, namely Bengazi and the email scandal that took place while she was Secretary of State. Those scandals have been regularly brought up against her no matter how much she tries to shake them, and Biden does not have a comparable scandal against him. We can all probably think of a gaffe Biden has made or said, but actual scandals against Biden like we see with Hillary are not out there. Clinton's scandals continue to haunt her campaign, but Biden has a clean slate. This is evidenced by the huge gap that exists between Biden and Clinton when rated on honesty and trustfulness, with voters overwhelmingly giving Biden better marks than Clintonhttp://time.com...5) Their recordHillary, should she try to run on her record as Secretary of State or as a Senator, would run right into some roadblocks that have haunted her for the past decade, whether it be Bengazi, the email scandal, or voting in favor of the invasion of Iraq. Hillary has found herself on the wrong side of history in the past, so if she tried to run on her record, she would run into some problemsBiden on the other hand doesn't have such roadblocks if he runs on his record as Obama's VP. A whopping 86% of Democrats view Obama's presidency favorably with only 10% of Dems viewing Obama's presidency unfavorably. Biden, as Obama's right hand man, can run on his record as VP and right off the bat be appealing to Democratic voters who have a favorable view of Obama's performance in the White House, which according to the numbers is MASSIVE. Hillary cannot exploit this since she was only the Secretary of State for 4 years, and in that time still managed to get herself into some sticky scandals, whereas Biden was with Obama for all 8 years and is squeaky clean outside of a few awkward gaffes. To summarize: Biden is al