Who will Trump pick for VP?

[randomname]

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[acptulsa]

Dick Cheney

[AngryCanadian]

Chris Christie probably

[CaptUSA]

Gene Simmons.

[RonPaulMall]

You should include Scott Brown in the list. He's the most likely choice.

[Ender]

Gene Simmons.

LOL


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYEV-PA16xM

My guess is Hitlery. ;)

[younglibertarian]

Who cares?

[Feelgood]

Sarah Palin

[helmuth_hubener]

Maybe Rand Paul.

[openfire]

Maybe Rand Paul.

If in fact Trump is what he appears to be (a disruption to TPTB's agenda), Rand Paul would be an excellent life insurance policy.

[William Tell]

Michael Bloomberg.

[luctor-et-emergo]

Hillary Clinton.. Because;

WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE, MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

[hells_unicorn]

My best guess would be someone other than those listed. He's not going to pick Jeff Sessions because he needs support in the senate for his policy ideas, and most of the others listed have mouthed off about that recent La Raza Judge debacle, alienating themselves from the field, especially John Kasich.

[acptulsa]

Probably some governor no one in 49 states has ever heard of.

He never has shared the spotlight gladly.

[CPUd]

The RNC delegates will probably pick the VP. If Trump chooses someone, they will definitely have to be on board with it.

[nikcers]

You heard it here first folks, you remember a month ago when the establishment politicians like coats and mccain started telling everyone to get behind Trump? It's because that's when they made their deal, and I think Kaisch will be the VP nominee.

[sumitz1207]

You heard it here first folks, you remember a month ago when the establishment politicians likes coats and mccain started telling everyone to get behind Trump? It's because that's when they made their deal, and I think Kaisch will be the VP nominee.


I don't think Kasich wants anything to do with Trump, given his interview comments this week. Stuff like "why should I endorse him?" and "my family would go 'Really, Dad?' if I endorse him" makes it seem like he's nowhere near willing to be Trump's VP.

[nikcers]

I don't think Kasich wants anything to do with Trump, given his interview comments this week. Stuff like "why should I endorse him?" and "my family would go 'Really, Dad?' if I endorse him" makes it seem like he's nowhere near willing to be Trump's VP.
I think some kind of deal was made, either that or mccain and coats were always fans of Trumps foreign policy but just had a preference for their neocon muppet?

[nikcers]

I think even with people like Paul Ryan or Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio they could get away with any bad comments they say about Trump- they would just use the excuse that they are serving their country and that the delegates or convention chose them not Trump.

[openfire]

I think some kind of deal was made, either that or mccain and coats were always fans of Trumps foreign policy but just had a preference for their neocon muppet?

I highly doubt that McCain is, or ever was, a fan of Trump's foreign policy. And I doubt that there was a deal. The more likely scenario is that despite all of their efforts to derail Trump, they finally capitulated - but only at the end - when it was obvious that Trump could not be stopped. They hope to have a seat at the table, so they begrudgingly suck up like the parasites they are.

[nikcers]

I highly doubt that McCain is, or ever was, a fan of Trump's foreign policy. And I doubt that there was a deal. The more likely scenario is that despite all of their efforts to derail Trump, they finally capitulated - but only at the end - when it was obvious that Trump could not be stopped. They hope to have a seat at the table, so they begrudgingly suck up like the parasites they are.

Why not? Trump is very bombastic against Iran, when its comes to Iran they speak the same language.

[openfire]

Why not? Trump is very bombastic against Iran, when its comes to Iran they speak the same language.

Yes, Trump hates the "deal", but do you hear him talking about "bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb Iran" like McCain? The neocons want WAR, whereas Trump doesn't.

[CPUd]

McCain was forced to get behind Trump because his constituents are Trump supporters and he is up for reelection.

[acptulsa]

Why not? Trump is very bombastic against Iran, when its comes to Iran they speak the same language.

Trump's also bombastic on ISIS, and McCain's a "terrist" fighter from way back. And while Trump boasts he'll "get better deals" from defense contractors, he also talks about enlarging the Navy that can already defeat all other navies combined. So there won't be any cuts.

[openfire]

McCain was forced to get behind Trump because his constituents are Trump supporters and he is up for reelection.

Good call. Finally something we can agree upon. :)

[acptulsa]

Good call. Finally something we can agree upon. :)

Not me. More Republicans voted against Trump in the early stages than for him. Though I admit that Arizona wasn't an early state.

[nikcers]

Yes, Trump hates the "deal", but do you hear him talking about "bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb Iran" like McCain? The neocons want WAR, whereas Trump doesn't.


Iran is the biggest sponsor of terrorism around the world. And we will work to dismantle that reach, believe me, believe me.

Who said this? Mccain Or Trump? You can dismantle these networks by cutting off the head (Iran) or going into 25 different countries. When did Trump decide to run for president? In the last 5 years, Trump has been deeply embedding himself into neocon foreign policy, and if you don't see this then you are drinking the cool aid.


we will totally dismantle Iran’s global terror network

Iran has seeded terror groups all over the world. During the last five years, Iran has perpetuated terror attacks in 25 different countries on five continents.

[RJ Liberty]

Gene Simmons.

This made my morning. Thank you, sir.

My own guess is Donny Deutsch.

[acptulsa]

Ross Matthews.

He's high energy, he dresses right and he's yuuuuge.

[Ronin Truth]

Someone nobody really really wants to ever see become POTUS. :D

[Zippyjuan]

Tricky decision for him. He would probably just not have one. He wants somebody with experience with Washington to help work with Congress but he doesn't want to be seen as too "insider". He also likes "yes men". Somebody to appeal to mainstream Republicans.

[CPUd]

Trump Adviser: Trump Will Outsource Being President to His VP (http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?495831-Trump-Adviser-Trump-Will-Outsource-Being-President-to-His-VP)

[VIDEODROME]

Jeb Bush



lol

[RonPaulMall]

Tricky decision for him. He would probably just not have one. He wants somebody with experience with Washington to help work with Congress but he doesn't want to be seen as too "insider". He also likes "yes men". Somebody to appeal to mainstream Republicans.

Not a tricky decision at all. Scott Brown ticks off all those criteria plus he is EXTREMELY GOOD LOOKING. That last point is incredibly important to Trump. He understands optics. Brown has also never betrayed Trump, which means Trump can trust him. Kasich is a complete loose canon that would be flailing his arms about and putting his foot in his mouth every 5 seconds.

[randomname]

Condi Rice?

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[Jamesiv1]

John Stewart, Bill Murray or David Letterman

[69360]

I'd guess Gingrich. Not like Trump has any chance of winning, but if he did he wouldn't want to deal with the everyday business of being potus. Newt loves that stuff.

[TheTexan]

Rand paul or paul ryan, to give Trump some small government street cred

That paul ryan is so hot right now

[chudrockz]

It doesn't really matter. He could pick me, I still would not vote for that asshat.