[MagillaX]

Like adding a women VP has worked in the past to swing votes. It has not. The Hispanic vote is the largest voting block that will shift. If your looking to do identity politics

[unclebankster]

Picking a woman VP doesn’t make any sense in 2024, politically.

After Dobbs, all Republican politicians are targets for pro abortion voters, a woman VP isn’t going to change that or bring in new voters.

If the Trump vs Biden rematch happens, it’ll be an unique election because both men have been President, both would be lame ducks if they win. Which in my opinion makes the VP more important than in the past. The age factor of both candidates is another reason the VP position shouldn’t be handled haphazardly.

To “get a leg up” on 2028, a smart politician will look at VP or a Cabinet position during a 2nd Trump Administration.

[chickenlips]

Since he didn’t lock her up, Hillary is still available.

[freepersup]

Sarah Huckabee Sanders will have served as Governor for a couple of years, so she will have a modest Executive track record to stand on by show time. She did serve admirably as P. Trump’s Press Secretary, so maybe...

[Secret Agent Man]

I don’t care what Bannon thinks about Trump, or anyone else’s opinion about Trump.

[FLT-bird]

The only one they listed that I would like is Kari Lake and she’s going to win the Arizona Senate seat instead.

[Therapsid]

Its a stupid idea ... melonia is a huge draw ... because he can be evaluated theough her ... bad isea

[Therapsid]

Its a stupid idea ... melonia is a huge draw ... because he can be evaluated theough her ... bad isea

[left that other site]

I hope not.

And I say this AS a Woman. A MAGA Woman.