Thing I Am Noting

Democratic Vice Presidents after Truman who became President when the President died in office:  1.

Democratic Vice Presidents after Truman who became President after the President had served the full term:  0.

Technically, Republican Vice Presidents after Truman who became President after the President had served the full term:  2 (Nixon did not directly succeed Eisenhower, and Ford succeeded Nixon on the latter's resignation, so Ford doesn't count.)

Biden does not seem to want the job (smart man), and even if he did, he is rather notorious for gaffes.

One of the reasons that Hillary Clinton seems to be practically the anointed candidate (and the grueling horse race part isn't until late 2015; I'm sure the grueling fundraising part can wait until June 2015, and I don't want to hear about any of it until then, got that?) is that there don't seem to be a whole lot of loose ambitious Democrats out there.  Maybe Cory Booker.  [ETA:  There is apparently a movement to draft (there are consent issues involved) Elizabeth Warren.  Info via Shakesville.]

There are no Republicans I can support for the Presidency.

That is all.