Catherine Hardwicke: Michelle Obama Should be Hillary Clinton's Running Mate

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“Twilight” director Catherine Hardwicke wants to see Michelle Obama as Hillary Clinton’s running mate in the 2016 Election.

“Idea: #DREAMTICKET2016 #ClintonObama2016 @Diane_Warren, plz let @HillaryClinton & @FLOTUS know!” Hardwicke tweeted Thursday.

Twitter users have been posting their Dream Ticket votes on the social-media platform. One user said Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren would make a perfect team, while another called for Ted Cruz to be president while Marco Rubio would be vice president.

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On Monday night, Hardwicke teased her followers about a “very important idea” she would be tweeting out early Tuesday.

“I WILL BE TWEETING A VERY IMPORTANT IDEA TOMORROW MORNING,” she wrote. “STAY TUNED… (You know it’s true because ALL CAPS!)”

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However, Hardwicke isn’t the first person to propose Michelle Obama to be Clinton’s running mate. Even back in May, a user named Saqib Shariff tweeted, “Hillary Clinton/Michelle Obama #dreamticket2016.”

See Hardwicke’s tweets below.

Idea: #DREAMTICKET2016 #ClintonObama2016 ???? @Diane_Warren, plz let @HillaryClinton & @FLOTUS know! pic.twitter.com/OxAb9NHGxg

— Catherine Hardwicke (@C_Hardwicke) March 15, 2016

I WILL BE TWEETING A VERY IMPORTANT IDEA TOMORROW MORNING. STAY TUNED… (You know it's true because ALL CAPS!)

— Catherine Hardwicke (@C_Hardwicke) March 15, 2016

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