In the U.S., a Vice President who succeeds to the presidency at the death (or resignation) of a President may still be elected to the office two times.

It's common for people to move to another city, congressional district or state to seek public office there. Elizabeth Dole moved her husband to North Carolina rather than return to their home in Kansas precisely to run for the Senate under favorable circumstances.

Sinsul wrote: “The woman is basically dishonest and, as her stint as first Lady proved, will do anything for power.” I don't recall anything that would lead one to the conclusion that Ms. Clinton is dishonest. As for the power thing, that is exactly what is admired in a male candidate. If a woman runs for the presidency, do you want her to know her place and stay there? Maybe she should wear an apron and have publicity events showing her taking the kids to the dentist.

      - Mark