Will Joe Biden resign his nomination for Dem VP and be replaced by another before the election?

With the Obama campaign still trying to find its footing after the surprise nomination of Sarah Palin for the Republican VP slot the Democrat VP nominee Joe Biden stated on 9/10, in reference to Hillary Clinton, that "...she’s easily qualified to be vice president of the United States of America, and quite frankly, it might have been a better pick than me."

Could this mean something? http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/2008/09/biden-hillary-a.html

The election year has so far turned into a gender war, with both parties fighting it out for the women's vote since Hillary Clinton lost the nomination. It would be unprecedented for Obama to 'rechoose' his VP pick and is extremely unlikely. While allot of focus has been put on both Biden and Palin as is usually the case the VP picks are fun but unimportant in the long run as voters decide on the Presidential candidates. In recent days Obama has again regained slim margins in polls as the glamour of the Palin pick has worn off, oddly enough Palin has boosted McCain's numbers for men and not as much for woman. So a Hillary repick would probably not help Obama but make him look weak and indecisive.

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Edited by Ryanj