I don't know if this has been asked before: Who will be tRump's VP choice?

[kairos12]

I say Sheriff Joe.

[KamaAina]

1. Nope. Too old. Caribou Barbie all the way!

[fleur-de-lisa]

6. LOL!

[Zing Zing Zingbah]

31. LOL! That's great. n/t

[LibDemAlways]

2. Maybe Christie? That may have been what the

endorsement was all about.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

9. From what I have heard him say, he wants someone who knows the ins

and outs of government/politics. Christie knows state politics not national government.

[LibDemAlways]

10. True, but he'll have to settle for someone who

agrees to run with him and won't contradict him. That narrows his choices considerably.

[Glassunion]

19. Obama, Clinton, Truman, and FDR all started out on the state level.

Just saying.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

22. that's definitely true - and Obama picked Biden and Clinton picked Gore - both

feddies. Trump is completely void of ANY government sector.

[Glassunion]

23. True.

Biden did start out on the county level though.

[monicaangela]

27. I think Christie probably

would like the attorney general position if Trump wins.

[SwankyXomb]

30. What state is Drumpf claiming to hail from?

If it's New Jersey, it can't be Christie.

[revbones]

3. If not Christie, maybe Hillary n/t

[LibDemAlways]

12. LOL

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

4. Somebody adept at saying "Yes, BOSS!" and licking shoes.

[Johonny]

5. I've heard possible Huckabee with Christie as attorney general

in either case both men have been promised a role...

[Laura PourMeADrink]

11. Here's another one...Huck knows state govt/politics but I heard Trump

say he wants someone who knows how federal government works/ticks. So thinking a long term senator/congressman. Eddie Munster?

[Koinos]

7. Given his narcissism, he'll be his own running mate.

[TeamPooka]

24. His daughter Ivanka. Only another Trump will suffice. nt

[Zing Zing Zingbah]

33. That's like taking a page out of Paul LePage's play book.

One of the first things he did as governor was give his own daughter a job. That pissed people off, but he gives people so many reasons to be mad at him, one after another, that it seems they forget this stuff rather quickly.

Let's hope he doesn't pick LePage too (although it would be nice to get rid of him from Maine). He would be worse than Palin I think.

[tanyev]

8. Someone who has no dignity, self-respect, or decency.

[Whiskeytide]

13. I think you said it will be a solid republican politician! (g) n/t.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

14. New spin from GOP senators: Maybe Trump's not so bad

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), who is in a tough reelection fight against Russ Feingold, said his “approach has always been to find areas of agreement, accentuate the positives” when it comes to a GOP nominee. Johnson said he has no plans to push an anti-Trump message in his campaign.

Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2016/03/senate-gop-pitch-trump-not-loser-for-majority-220054#ixzz41mhRaXzB

[Matrosov]

15. Cruz?

Cruz is popular with the reThugs that don't trust Trump but think Rubio is just an establishment lapdog. It might get more reThugs to vote in November.

On the other hand, Trump/Cruz might be way too much ego for a presidential ticket to handle.

[valerief]

16. Definitely this gal!

Julie Giuliani.

[Statist81]

17. It won't be Cruz

Trump hates Cruz (who doesn't hate Cruz?).

If Trump were smart he would go with Ben Carson. I already predict Trump is going to win more of the African American vote than any Republican since Nixon's era, having Carson as a running mate couldn't hurt.

Of course, someone as divisive and hated as Trump could potentially be a target for assassination. A Trump/Cruz presidency would eliminate that threat.

[TeamPooka]

25. Trump will not win any part of the African-American vote. Have you notice the turnout for Hillary?

[maryellen99]

18. Linda McMahon if Hillary is the nominee

Don't forget him and Vince are good friends...He's in the WWE hall of fame and shaved Vince's head at wrestlemania.

If this happens...

[octoberlib]

20. On Twitter , a journalist said that the rumor that's been going around

CPAC is that it will be Herman Cain. Of course, this may be wishful thinking on their part.

[ohnoyoudidnt]

21. I've read that Rick Scott was a potential pick.

[madinmaryland]

26. Joe LIEberman. He will be impeachment proof with him.

[monicaangela]

28. Okay, this is a tough one

So how does Trump bring the party into line? It would have to be someone very influential in the republican party, someone preferably younger than himself and someone who could give him legitimacy. Umm let me think? I say, Paul Ryan.

[Recoverin_Republican]

29. Rip Taylor...

[Zing Zing Zingbah]

34. Nice, he might as well.

Makes as much sense as Trump being president.

[Myrina]

32. His son, Donald Jr.

He's too much of a narcissist to pick anyone who might actually be the slightest bit qualified.

[saltpoint]

35. If Trump is nominated, maybe he would choose

someone ranging from 'not acceptable at all' to 'unspeakably vile.'

Which is to say, almost anyone at all in the Republican Party.

The GOP fat-cat donors are likely abuzz today and all the rest of this week, gathering indignations and counting their millions in support of a third party ticket. If they can't deny Trump the nomination in Cleveland, they'll huff and puff and try the third party ticket. God knows who they're going to support.

[silvershadow]

36. I hope it is someone like Admiral James Stockdale, God rest his confused soul. nt

[imanamerican63]

37. There is someone, that no one has been thinking about, maybe Michelle B(itch)achmann?

She has popped her head back into the political view and she and Trump have the same views for the most part & it be a contrast to Hillary or Bernie.