[Behind Liberal Lines]

For who?

[Phoenix8]

Absolutely.

[Wilderness Conservative]

Sounds good but they’re just going to steal the election again and the only thing we’ll do is cry about it.

[Baldwin77]

I’ve thought that for some time. Richard Grennell would also be good, or Kash Patel. Long shot: STEVE BANNON !!!! (kidding)

[mewzilla]

I think talk is cheap.

And all Paul does is talk.

[BlackAdderess]

Not a fan of Rand Paul, and not particularly hopeful of any Republican winning as POTUS in 2024, so sure. It would get him out of the Senate.

[xenia]

NO, he’s needed in the Senate.

[Leaning Right]

No one is perfect. Having said that, Rand Paul is a good guy. He is perhaps the only person in DC who cares about the deficit. I wish he were in a position of more authority.

Now here’s the thing. Due to Democrat cheating and media lying, Trump faces a huge uphill battle in 2024. Rand Paul on the ticket will not help him with that. Kentucky is not a swing state. I’d prefer a likable conservative woman from a swing state. (Yes, that’s unfair to Paul. But that’s politics.)

[Dilbert San Diego]

I think Rand is a good man.

Would he want the job?

[Libloather]

...that it usually marks the end of a political career.

For Horizontal? Fingers crossed.

[zeugma]

Personally, I’d much prefer him as President, even over Trump.

[bert]

Foolish idea.

As senator, Rand is quite effective

As VP he is powerless

[CrosscutSaw]

I’d love Rand Paul to be President Trump’s VP and for him to be a two term President afterward.

I’d hate losing him from the Senate and being replaced by another McConnell type however.

Rand is one of the few politicians currently in office that I still trust.