Calling it now. Trump will pick Haley for VP

[wiredgeorge]

I have seen a couple reports Trump has met with Tulsi Gabbard and she may be his VP choice. She makes me nervous as she has flip flopped on all her progressive (pro abort, anti 2A, etc) views and now claims to be a conservative. This is only in the last two years or so.

Tulsi Gabbard's vice president chances soar after Donald Trump shortlist

A bookmaker shortened the odds on Gabbard being the Republican vice-presidential candidate following comments Donald Trump made on Tuesday.

www.newsweek.com

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

I still prefer Tim Scott as v.p.

 

[Grumps21]

I have seen a couple reports Trump has met with Tulsi Gabbard and she may be his VP choice. She makes me nervous as she has flip flopped on all her progressive (pro abort, anti 2A, etc) views and now claims to be a conservative. This is only in the last two years or so.

Tulsi Gabbard's vice president chances soar after Donald Trump shortlist

A bookmaker shortened the odds on Gabbard being the Republican vice-presidential candidate following comments Donald Trump made on Tuesday.

www.newsweek.com

I dunno, people don’t just change their views over night. It’s years in the making and becomes who they are. I see personal experiences having an influence over their established beliefs, like if a good guy with a gun saved her from assault, and now she’s suddenly for 2A, but to suddenly switch like that does raise some questions. I will say that she is what I’d consider a moderate as far as the democrats are concerned.

 

[oldag]

No thanks on Tulsi.

 

[easy rider]

It's not like she's going to set policy, and unlike Biden, I don't believe Trump is ready to keel over.

That being said, I'm still in favor of Kristi Noem.

 

[leVieux]

I have seen a couple reports Trump has met with Tulsi Gabbard and she may be his VP choice. She makes me nervous as she has flip flopped on all her progressive (pro abort, anti 2A, etc) views and now claims to be a conservative. This is only in the last two years or so.

Tulsi Gabbard's vice president chances soar after Donald Trump shortlist

A bookmaker shortened the odds on Gabbard being the Republican vice-presidential candidate following comments Donald Trump made on Tuesday.

www.newsweek.com

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Tulsi can’t be trusted.

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[leVieux]

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I could be wrong, but, i still like deSantis.

Wonder if he could stand the tough vetting ?

He has made some mistakes, but seems honest & solid.

OTOH, someone like Clay Higgins would be life insurance for Trump.

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[seeker_two]

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Tulsi can’t be trusted.

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Tulsi is a traditional liberal who got out-woked by her party. She's trying to save her political career the same way McCain and Romney did.....

 

[oldag]

It's not like she's going to set policy, and unlike Biden, I don't believe Trump is ready to keel over.

That being said, I'm still in favor of Kristi Noem.

Anyone can keel over. Even young people.

 

[Johnny Diamond]

Anyone can keel over. Even young people.

Or be assassinated.

Not calling for it .

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[cycleguy2300]

Tulsi is a traditional liberal who got out-woked by her party. She's trying to save her political career the same way McCain and Romney did.....

And RFK...

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[WT_Foxtrot]

While I like Tulsi in the sense she's not a lefty bomb thrower and the fact the left despises her and appreciate she's apparently come around on some issues, she'd be a poor choice for VP. Maybe the goal is to garner some of the independent/libertarian/moderate dem vote, but even that is a stretch. Perhaps a cabinet or ambassador appointment. I wouldn't have a problem with that.

I still say Noem, Scott, Ramaswamy, and maybe Desantis......probably in that order.

 

[Sasquatch]

DeSantis showed piss poor performance in his primary campaign - he'd make a shit choice for VP at this point. He should stick to doing what he does well - governing Floriduuh.

Noem would be a great choice, Ramaswamy not bad - but Trump could also do well picking another non-politician that isn't swampy.

 

[SARGE67]

As I remember it, JFK chose LBJ to help get Texas and his vast experience in D.C. JFK stepped on too many toes and LBJ could supposedly smooth things out. We know how history played that out. JFK killed here in Dallas and LBJ got us in that damn Vietnam War that contributed to our country's decline even now. With that spout off my chest, yes the VP choice is very important. Tulsi and Noem aren't from the old school and would be eaten alive by the "swamp".

 

[SARGE67]

And RFK...

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Maybe Tulsi and RFK really want to serve, but only way to do so then was to run as a Democrat where they lived. Maybe is why the Dems now hate both of them since they both said adios.....

 

[Johnny Diamond]

DeSantis showed piss poor performance in his primary campaign - he'd make a shit choice for VP at this point. He should stick to doing what he does well - governing Floriduuh.

Noem would be a great choice, Ramaswamy not bad - but Trump could also do well picking another non-politician that isn't swampy.

In my opinion Vivek's ability to calmly listen and calmly respond while very calmly and politely evercsete BS opinions and statements could be a tremendous asset. Is he going to be chosen, is he ready for such a weighty position (running strategic block) and dealing with Socialist's bullshit attacks and stepping in to take over after Trump's last term and be elected? Don't know these are indeed perilous times and require not only electability but someone capable and ready for the awesome requirements awaiting the them.
It would at a minimum require two terms to right the ship at this time possibly four total to regain a constitutional republic and heal all of the wounds and iron out the damage done by Marxists.
Johnny

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[leVieux]

Tulsi is a traditional liberal who got out-woked by her party. She's trying to save her political career the same way McCain and Romney did.....

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People can sincerely change their positions, but she was sincere earlier with her anti-2A stuff & other libtard ideas. When the dems dumped her for not going far enough left, she ‘’changed’’.

But, folks hold to their roots; deep-down; she is of a Hawaiian Hindu family background. If things get tough, she’ll flip back or try to ‘’Moderate’’ (fold on important issues).

Not what our nation needs now!

Others have stronger roots in America & Americana.

No to Tulsi!

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[leVieux]

DeSantis showed piss poor performance in his primary campaign - he'd make a shit choice for VP at this point. He should stick to doing what he does well - governing Floriduuh.

Noem would be a great choice, Ramaswamy not bad - but Trump could also do well picking another non-politician that isn't swampy.

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Consider that his performance was poor mainly b/c he appealed to Trump voters, who weren’t about to leave DJT.

I like Noem.

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[oldag]

Or be assassinated.

Not calling for it .

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Given the loony left, that would not be shocking.

 

[cycleguy2300]

Maybe Tulsi and RFK really want to serve, but only way to do so then was to run as a Democrat where they lived. Maybe is why the Dems now hate both of them since they both said adios.....

Don't like and can't trust the body of their politics...

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