[null and void]

I like him too, but I don’t quite trust him, and I don’t think he’s Constitutionally qualified.

[yldstrk]

I don’t think he is Constitutionally qualified either.

[V_TWIN]

“I don’t quite trust him, and I don’t think he’s Constitutionally qualified”

As I understand it, his voting history is quite limited.....to me that means he’s only had a vested interest since his decision to enter into politics.

[reviled downesdad]

Vivek needs a post somewhere in Trumps administration where he can shine. Not VP. He is too bright for that spot.

[one guy in new jersey]

Exactly.

NBC=Plain Vanilla Americans Only. No Foreign Spice. Yes, most vanilla comes from Mexico. All analogies limp. And yes, vanilla ice cream is white whereas NBC is color blind. The point remains. Put a generation between the POTUS candidate and any foreign influence: bye-bye Chester Arthur, Obama, Kamala, Vivek, Haley, Jindal, all Trump children except Tiffany. AND make sure they were born here: bye-bye Cruz, McCain, and anyone born in a mere U.S. territory: Goldwater, etc.

[Dandy]

I think the person with average intelligence can read the Constitution and easily be Constitutionally qualified. The real problem starts when the "experts" get involved.

[FLT-bird]

He’s constitutionally qualified.

[PCPOET7]

he is Qualified to be president, but I think we need to save him in reserve and watch his actions for the next 4-12 years before putting him on a presidential ticket.

Actions and words are not the same. Actions prove the validity of the words.

we need to see what he does over time.