How would "Vice President Obama" will be doing against Trump?

[Joe Biden is your president. Deal with it.]

Say in 2008, Hillary caught up in the end won the democratic nomination and chose Obama for her VP. Everything remained the same as it is now for the past 7 years except Hillary was president instead of Obama.

How would VP Obama will be doing against Trump?

[Yank2133]

He would be up 7-10 points.

[bagelman]

Better than Clinton, less baggage and scandals, less potential for such as VP, he's a better campaigner, and if Trump says anything that could even be hinted at being a race bait...

[Suburbia]

A Vice President Obama would be up by 6-10 points nationally, but tied in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and maybe Michigan heading into August/September.

[Fuzzy Bear]

Trump couldn't lay a glove on Obama because Obama has told far, far fewer lies, and is far, far more likable than Hillary.  (Perhaps the fact that he's told far, far fewer lies is why he's more popular than Hillary.)

Oh, I forgot:  Obama takes more personal responsibility for his actions than does Hillary.  Truthfully, he takes more personal responsibility than does Trump.  If he were eligible to run, he'd get a 3rd term.

[riceowl]

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=232663.0

[evergreenarbor]

VP Barack Obama (D-IL)/Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA): 381 EVs
Businessman Donald Trump (R-NY)/Gov. Mike Pence (R-IL): 157 EVs

Obama takes advantage of Trump's unpopularity in the West and unpopularity with racial minorities to win a decisive victory.

[Kingpoleon]

349: Vice President Barack Obama/Governor Jason Carter - 52.9%
189: Businessman Donald Trump/Senator Scott Brown - 43.1%
Others - 4.0%

Obama picks either a Governor Jason Carter or Senator/Governor Evan Bayh to bring in Blue Dogs and New Democrats.

While Obama loses ground in the West and the Northeast due to his staunch support for free trade and TPP, he more than makes up for it with support in the Southeast, Alaska and Indiana.

[IceSpear]

I don't think there would've been a Trump nomination without a black president, honestly. Let's not forget Republicans started to love him due to his birtherism.

[Devout Centrist]

349: Vice President Barack Obama/Governor Jason Carter - 52.9%
189: Businessman Donald Trump/Senator Scott Brown - 43.1%
Others - 4.0%

Obama picks either a Governor Jason Carter or Senator/Governor Evan Bayh to bring in Blue Dogs and New Democrats.

While Obama loses ground in the West and the Northeast due to his staunch support for free trade and TPP, he more than makes up for it with support in the Southeast, Alaska and Indiana.

What?