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The President and the Vice-President are members of the same Administration - they are expected to co-operate in getting the President's agenda through Congress. If the Vice-President is critical or unsupportive of the President's agenda, it makes it much more difficult for the Administration to achieve its goals. Also - if the President is ever sick or incapacitated for some reason, the Vice-President would be Acting President. To have a person take over who disagreed with the President's decisions would cause confusion and difficulty.

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Q: Why would it be a problem to have the president and his vice president political enemies?
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