Rumor: Trump has made his VP pick

[GhostOfMatchesMalone]

 

[RussellCasse]

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Would be great. Ben was my early choice for POTUS in 2016. Great and intelligent guy.

His issue was charisma and public speaking. But he would be a great VP. Loyal, Christian, PRO LIFE, intelligent, cool and calm.

Moderates will hate his Pro Life stance.

 

[GatorTheo]

He's the leading frontrunner?

 

[Mdfgator]

He's the leading frontrunner?

look who posted it, the guy/girl is a joke. the last thing the country needs is Ben. But trump knows how to herd sheep, first it was pence now ben....i wonder what trump is hunting for????

 

[Mdfgator]

Classic trump...

 

[fatman76]

He's the leading frontrunner?

If grammar is your biggest issue with journalism these days…

 

[GatorTheo]

If grammar is your biggest issue with journalism these days…

You youngsters may not believe this but people used to care about grammar.

 

[fatman76]

You youngsters may not believe this but people used to care about grammar.

Oh I care deeply. I majored in Letters at OU.

Writing, foreign language, philosophy, ancient history and statesmanship were the core fundamentals of my undergraduate degree.

That said, the media and journalism in general has reached such a level of ineptitude that grammar issues are barely noticeable....especially something as minor as a redundant adjective.

We are well on our way to Idiocracy.

 

[Mdfgator]

 

[GhostOfMatchesMalone]

Would be great. Ben was my early choice for POTUS in 2016. Great and intelligent guy.

It's funny you say that, he was my first pick as well. In fact, when Ted Cruz pulled his robocaller stunt and told SC voters that Carson was dropping out, that's when I decided not to support Cruz.

Carson showed early on that he wasn't ready then to be President. So if Trump is picking him, it's quite interesting. It means he values his loyalty, Ben and Donald have been loyal to each other from the jump, I always go back to that pub debate where they were calling the candidates out on stage and didn't call out Carson. All the other candidates walked past Carson sitting at the edge of the stage, I remember Jeb kinda smirked as he passed Carson and looked back with a sort of 'oh well, sucks to be you buddy!' look.

When they called Trump as the final candidate, he walked to the edge of the stage behind the curtain, and stood next to Carson, refusing to go out on stage. Then after a pause, he motioned for Carson to go out on stage and he went after he did. He waited so Carson wouldn't have to go out on stage by himself. Every other candidate had the same chance to do that, but Trump was the only one who did. Said a lot about his character.

But back to the pick, if it happens. I would love to know if this is a pick where Trump sees Carson as being groomed to be President in 2028 and 2032, or if Trump wants a guy in he can trust and clean house for 4 years then hand off to someone else.

Trump picking an intelligent, independent, Christian conservative BLACK man? The libs hate all those things, their heads will asplode.

 

[kjfreeze]

Oh I care deeply. I majored in Letters at OU.

Writing, foreign language, philosophy, ancient history and statesmanship were the core fundamentals of my undergraduate degree.

That said, the media and journalism in general has reached such a level of ineptitude that grammar issues are barely noticeable....especially something as minor as a redundant adjective.

We are well on our way to Idiocracy.

I once got advice from the department of redundancy department.

 

[GatorshimesDisappointingJunk]

Oh I care deeply. I majored in Letters at OU.

Writing, foreign language, philosophy, ancient history and statesmanship were the core fundamentals of my undergraduate degree.

That said, the media and journalism in general has reached such a level of ineptitude that grammar issues are barely noticeable....especially something as minor as a redundant adjective.

We are well on our way to Idiocracy.

You would become violently ill perusing news updates on either of the major Jacksonville news outlets.

Sentence fragments, incomplete thoughts, and completely inappropriate use of the Oxford comma abound.

That's before the shoddy journalism even begins.

 

[Mdfgator]

Trump gag order in fraud case reinstated by New York appeals court
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/30/tru...are|com.apple.UIKit.activity.CopyToPasteboard

Poor Donald he doesn’t like being muzzled…

 

[RussellCasse]

It's funny you say that, he was my first pick as well. In fact, when Ted Cruz pulled his robocaller stunt and told SC voters that Carson was dropping out, that's when I decided not to support Cruz.

Carson showed early on that he wasn't ready then to be President. So if Trump is picking him, it's quite interesting. It means he values his loyalty, Ben and Donald have been loyal to each other from the jump, I always go back to that pub debate where they were calling the candidates out on stage and didn't call out Carson. All the other candidates walked past Carson sitting at the edge of the stage, I remember Jeb kinda smirked as he passed Carson and looked back with a sort of 'oh well, sucks to be you buddy!' look.

When they called Trump as the final candidate, he walked to the edge of the stage behind the curtain, and stood next to Carson, refusing to go out on stage. Then after a pause, he motioned for Carson to go out on stage and he went after he did. He waited so Carson wouldn't have to go out on stage by himself. Every other candidate had the same chance to do that, but Trump was the only one who did. Said a lot about his character.

But back to the pick, if it happens. I would love to know if this is a pick where Trump sees Carson as being groomed to be President in 2028 and 2032, or if Trump wants a guy in he can trust and clean house for 4 years then hand off to someone else.

Trump picking an intelligent, independent, Christian conservative BLACK man? The libs hate all those things, their heads will asplode.

I remember the moment well. Trump showed kindness and humility.