VP's

[Votto]

Trump and Hillary picks who for VP?

 

[TheOldSchool]

I hope Hillary picks a blue dog, and I hope Trump picks Duane "The Rock" Johnson.

 

[JimBowie1958]

Trump picks Kasich to get an edge in Ohio, run the Senate, and to appease the Establishment side.

Hillary will pick Bernie for VP, because he has a solid knowledge of the Senates working and she will try to unify her broken party and hope that some of Sanders Honesty Aura rubs off on her in the general election.

 

[Preacher]

Trump I would LOVE to see him pick Patrick Buchanan but I actually expect a female so Joni Ernst from Iowa
Clinton need someone more progressive and young so Julian Castro.

 

[Pogo]

You people are hard to believe. All through 2015 going on as if it was election year already --- now you're on to VPs, when POTUS candidates aren't even close to being nominated.

That said however, I figure Rump's VP would logically be....

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Makes me ill to watch that.

 

[Votto]

Come on, we all know who has been anointed by each party.

It's all over.

As for Trump, Cruz and Rubio are out for sure. Kasich I guess is a good possibility, although, I'm wondering if Trump will pick another non-politician like himself.

Will Hillary pick Bernie? Somehow I just don't see it.

 

[MACAULAY]

I think Mrs. Bill Clinton has got some Hispanic government bureaucrat lined up, named Castro...he's got it all---Hispanic, Obama appointee, Socialist....etc.

Her coalition will be--Blacks, Hispanics, Muslims, Homosexuals, Low Esteem Women, Government Employee Unions, (especially corrupt Teachers Unions), Permanent Welfare-Plantation Workers, Loons, Pinheads, and the otherwise Mentally Ill.

Its the Caligula/Visigoth/Hun Strategy that brought down the Roman Empire...which, before Jefferson's America...was the most advanced civilization the world has known.

 

[Missourian]

I have no idea. There are so many ways for Trump to go.

Does he pick another outsider, or a far right choice to appease the rest the of the republican party, or a woman/minority to offset the "Old white men" attack. I couldn't even speculate at this point.

 

[Missourian]

You people are hard to believe. All through 2015 going on as if it was election year already --- now you're on to VPs, when POTUS candidates aren't even close to being nominated.

I agree with Votto...it's over.

Trump is above an 85% favorite in Georgia, Virginia, Oklahoma, Alabama, and Maine. Above 95% in Massachusetts. He's an 87% favorite in Florida, Rubio is at 8%. And Trump is gaining in Texas, 60/40 in Cruz favor at the moment, but it was 68/32 yesterday.

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[SmokeALib]

Larry Sinclair for Hillary vp. Monica as Bill's maid.

 

[Preacher]

I have no idea. There are so many ways for Trump to go.

Does he pick another outsider, or a far right choice to appease the rest the of the republican party, or a woman/minority to offset the "Old white men" attack. I couldn't even speculate at this point.

He has said he wants a political person...so that leads it wide open really.

 

[Wildman]

in nearly all the posts about VP's most everone spculates on Trump's VP, very little has been said about who Hitliary will pick.., i will guess chucky schoomer.

 

[Mac1958]

I wonder how many Republicans would say "uh, thanks but no thanks" to Trump.

Are you sure you want to run on that ticket?
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[imawhosure]

Trump and Hillary picks who for VP?

Trump picks Kasich to get an edge in Ohio, run the Senate, and to appease the Establishment side.

Hillary will pick Bernie for VP, because he has a solid knowledge of the Senates working and she will try to unify her broken party and hope that some of Sanders Honesty Aura rubs off on her in the general election.

I agree 100% with Jim. Unless he refuses, Kasich will be the VP nominee.

The deal is----------> Trump is considered a home town boy in Florida because he owns a home there, and is very active; has been for a long time. =Florida IS GOING GOP!

Kasich is popular in Ohio, and so is Trump with blue collar workers= OHIO goes GOP!

Now if we GOPers can't figure out how to get 1 lousy more middle size state, especially knowing you are going to carry Iowa, then we deserve to lose, lol! I am here to tell you honestly, and no propaganda like the left gives you---------->if you ever thought of a Presidential race in the bag since Reagan was elected, this is the one, IF you go vote. Everything is pointing that way, all internals say so, and if you don't believe me, listen how shrill the older lefty paid posters on here are getting. They may be leftists, but they are not STUPID leftists who can't read, lol.

 

[JimBowie1958]

I wonder how many Republicans would say "uh, thanks but no thanks" to Trump.

Are you sure you want to run on that ticket?
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Well right now the party is still settling out who they want, so of course Trump is not the pick of the majority who prefers other candidates.

But lets re-engineer the situation here. Yes Trump is not supported by like 60% of the GOP, but then Rubio is not supported by 85%, Cruz is not supported by 80% and so on. The opposition to Trump is among fewer people than opposition by all the others OR THEY WOULD BE VOTING THAT WAY.

Every supposed 'cap' to Trumps support has been blown through and he is now running 44% on the Reuters rolling poll.

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[Mac1958]

I wonder how many Republicans would say "uh, thanks but no thanks" to Trump.

Are you sure you want to run on that ticket?
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Well right now the party is still settling out who they want, so of course Trump is not the pick of the majority who prefers other candidates.

But lets re-engineer the situation here. Yes Trump is not supported by like 60% of the GOP, but then Rubio is not supported by 85%, Cruz is not supported by 80% and so on. The opposition to Trump is among fewer people than opposition by all the others OR THEY WOULD BE VOTING THAT WAY.

Every supposed 'cap' to Trumps support has been blown through and he is now running 44% on the Reuters rolling poll.

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Do you think there are some Republicans - particularly "establishment" types - who wouldn't want to be associated with him?
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[JimBowie1958]

Do you think there are some Republicans - particularly "establishment" types - who wouldn't want to be associated with him?
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Of course, like there were many who did not wish to be associated with Romney, and McCain, and all the others.

Remember, even Reagan had those who disparaged him and wanted to save the party from him back when he was running in the primaries in 1980.

 

[Silhouette]

Hillary can pick George Soros; since he'll own her anyway. Or maybe someone from Wallstreet or Monsanto?

Trump...obvious...Christie. It sure ain't gonna be Rubio..