[needmorePaine]

What isn’t ‘dignified’ about Trump?

The fact that he chose to delay his official announcement and press conference about Pence until tomorrow in respect for the victims of the Nice France terrorist attack?

Trump knows all about dignity. You’ve not been paying attention.

Not trying to speak for someone else, but I think the dignified comment concerns Trump's willingness to get down into the mud and fight Hillary, the press, and anyone else. This is what has drawn people to him and makes him a strong candidate. Pence balances the ticket by offering the traditionally "presidential" image.

[dfwgator]

I hope people aren’t disappointed in Trump now that he has to appear more like a traditional candidate. It’s a whole new ballgame now.

[going hot]

"...the traditionally "presidential" image

The nose in the air, cleaner than thou, well manicured fingers, with nary a hint of lint on the lapels?

Screw that, time for a rolled up sleeves, working hands clenched into fists, ready to fight president.

[JBW1949]

That’s the thing about Trump...He can be what he needs to be at the moment...Dignified when the situation calls for it... Down in the dirt when he needs to be...

That is a huge sign of honesty...

He doesn’t act as people WANT him to act...

He acts as to what he feels is right....

[Jim W N]

traditionally "presidential" image

AKA politically correct - what got us here in the first place. I'm told the people of Indiana don't like Pence and Pence also railed against Trump's stringent Muslim-vetting immigration plan. Pence sounds and feels like a kind of PC type guy. Don't need that.

So, OK, Pence is his VP but doesn't necessarily have to stay VP for eight years. We'll see. We need a guy who can step into the WH in 2024 who is ready, willing and able to lead the wrecking crew to take down most of the central government which is unconstitutional.