[grania]

Ignoring Kasich IS NOT good strategy. As I've said, he's an effective campaigner. I always wondered if Kasich was "plan B" for the puppetmasters. By being invisible for so long, nobody is aware of just how much of a Democrat and deep-pockets slave he is.

On the other hand, in this crazy year, could Trump choose him as VP and put together a majority? Kasich says he wouldn't be VP, but he's a long-term strategist. It might not be a bad idea, actually. He isn't evil or corrupt, just typical.

[Kenny]

In the year of the outsider I can’t see Kasich doing well anywhere. Nine terms in the House funded by open-borders, pharmaceuticals, oil, etc. then through the revolving door to Lehman Bros. where a non-banker gets a banking job for a cool half-mil a year.

I see Kasich either getting paid by GOP to break up the vote or using his delegates to force Trump to take him as VP which would be terrible.

[Deo volente]

I’ve thought for some time now that Kasich will be on the ticket with Trump.

[BigEdLB]

(Kasich) He isn't evil or corrupt, just typical boring.