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Donald Trump’s Seven Potential Running Mates

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Reportedly, Donald Trump sent vetting documents to potential running mates recently.

Multiple news outlets reported Wednesday that Sens. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), J.D. Vance (R-Ohio), and Tim Scott (R-S.C.) plus Reps. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) and Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) have received the forms, as have North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum (R) and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson.

Some in the media added Tom Cotton to the list, making it eight.

I know who I want. Are readers interested in any of these candidates?

NBC News wrote that it is focused on four top prospects: Burgum, Rubio, Scott, and Vance. NBC doesn’t know anything.

Huff Po wrote: The former president, who was recently convicted of concealing hush money payments to a porn star before the 2016 election, said previously there was a “good chance” he would announce his vice presidential choice around the Republican National Convention in mid-July, Politico noted.

Is that the crime? No one seems to know what Donald Trump was convicted of in Manhattan. Huff Po Writer Dicker says Trump hid hush money. Hush money, which was only an NDA agreement, is not a crime, and hiding it is not a crime.

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18 COMMENTS

  1. Never Rubio! Trump will lose a lot of support if he picks “Little Marco” – the same amnesty ahole who was part of the Gang of Eight along with Chuckie Schumer, John McCain and other rats. Many people, like me, will not vote if Rubio is the pick.

    • After more mullin, these picks maybe the media list attempting to persuade Trump and the voters so if they are picked most voters will be pleased. Do we think the media would be super upset about these picks? Some uproar but nothing like it would be if it was Flynn, MTG, or Kari Lake.

  2. Condoleezza Rice, Kari Lake, Sarah Huckabee and Kristi Noem. One for VP and put the rest in the administration somewhere.
    I would rather one of these women end up our first female President than anyone the Dems have rolled out. Break the glass ceiling with a Republican .

  3. Do we always have to look at “politicians” for such positions. I’m convinced the only reason one goes into politics is self-enrichment. It’s extremely rare, almost non-existent, that those in office leave without amassing wealth. Not only that, has any one of those who retired left Washington, or returned home to private life.

    I heard one lawyer make a point on “hush money”. The premise the Court uses for conviction is it being a campaign contribution. Contribution From Whom? If Trump pays out of his own pocket it isn’t a “contribution”. A candidate can use his own money without issue.

    • Agreed, the people that screwed everything up to begin with are not very likely to fix anything.

  4. Definitely Ben Carson. He has the morals, the smarts, the personality and the other necessities to make a wonderful president.

    • Ben Carson believes he can verbally persuade people with his good wisdom. And many he can BUT you can’t persuade Communists and Deep State or Globalists with words. Carson is a good man, no doubt but not for POTUS. An example; he was slotted to be the Commencement speaker for John Hopkins graduating medical doctor class 2013.

      Johns Hopkins students circulated a petition opposing Carson’s appearance at their graduation after comments he made in a 26 March appearance on Sean Hannity’s talk show on Fox News.

      “Marriage is between a man and a woman,” Carson told Hannity. “No group, be they gays, be they Nambla, be they people who believe in bestiality, it doesn’t matter what they are — they don’t get to change the definition.”

      Because of the lefts blow back; Carson voluntarily withdrew as Commencement speaker.

      I definitely agree with his comment, however, we don’t need a POTUS who backs down when the going gets tough! It reminds me of Herman Cain and Ross Perot; they both backed down when the going got tough. I look forward to your response Peter.

      I don’t like that list!

      • We need someone tough as nails for the VP position. I’m having a tough time finding someone to fit the bill. General Flynn?

        • Flynn? That’s good! I’m thinking of Kari Lake. GOP and east coast elites attempted to bribe her. Arizona GOP Chairman approached her; his response when she said you’re bribing me? Response more like ownership. They wanted her to get out of politics for at least two years. Kari told him, the only way you get rid of me is k*ll me. She has the brass to stand the heat! She published the audio.

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