A good, albeit brief piece. One of the comments asks the question - who will be his V.P. nomination? He'll need someone 'centrist' if he's to have any hope, that should rule out Palin. Chris Christie jumped to Trump's side early on if I remember correctly, could be an outside chance. No other names comes to mind immediately, maybe he'll pick a complete outsider.
A good, albeit brief piece. One of the comments asks the question - who will be his V.P. nomination? He'll need someone 'centrist' if he's to have any hope, that should rule out Palin. Chris Christie jumped to Trump's side early on if I remember correctly, could be an outside chance. No other names comes to mind immediately, maybe he'll pick a complete outsider.
Steady the base yeah but he'll relish attacking Hillary himself, this is likely gonna get extremely dirty, I can't wait.
Any ideas as to who Hillary may select?
When Cruz dropped out last night I turned on Fox News to see what they were saying, because I thought with them being so hostile towards Trump up till now where'd they'd go from here would be interesting and that Bill O'Reilly guy was on saying that Christie will likely be Trump's AG if he got elected.
Conventional wisdom says your pick should shore up a weakness.
Don't know if she'll want to appease Bernie's gang or the centrists.
I'd love to see her go rogue and take someone like John Huntsman, appeal to Never-Trump Republicans. But no way that happens.
Yeah, he's gone hard right since he decided to run himself. I was just trying to think of someone that has crossed party lines - he's an Obama-appointed ambassador.
Or like David Gergen that worked for Reagan and Clinton.
He didn't waste his time on the minnows and weirdoes and allowed them to flame out.
The only one who could have united the party against him (Rubio) was driven out early.
Leaving just Cruz, who nobody likes, left at the end.
Was this just the set of fortuitous circumstances that left a no nothing blowhard the last man standing or a deliberate strategy by Trump?