How do we not pound this? Any other better lines out there on Pence?
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I don't follow politics pal I follow odds in the major sportsComment -
If he was smart, he would choose Alan Keyes.Comment -
Who's offering this prop?Comment -
Take it. It's basically a done deal. Announcement Tuesday.Comment -
What shop is offering this.....Comment -
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He is definitely better than the other 2. No baggageComment -
Maybe play it smallComment -
Most here in Indiana hate Pence
Guy is a jerkoff
This helps HillaryComment -
After weeks of focusing on a group of current and former elected officials in his search for a running mate, Donald Trump is increasingly intrigued by the idea of tapping retired Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn to project strength and know-how on national security, according to four people familiar with the vetting process.
Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn.
(Defense Intelligence Agency Public Affairs)
Flynn, a registered Democrat but fierce critic of President Obama, previously ran the Defense Intelligence Agency.
The people who spoke with The Washington Post on Saturday did so on the condition of anonymity to discuss their private conversations in recent days with Trump’s confidants and campaign aides.
The turn toward a military figure is being driven by Trump himself rather than by his advisers, the people said, and comes as the real estate mogul is telling his friends that national unrest may demand a “tough and steady” presence alongside him on the ticket.
In Flynn, they added, Trump thinks he would have a partner whom he trusts, based on their close working relationship over the course of the campaign on policy. And he likes the image of a businessman and a general coming to Washington as outsiders.
The shift in how Trump is evaluating his short list has also been spurred by his growing sense that he does not necessarily want or need a running mate who will satisfy Republican insiders, in spite of long saying that he would probably go that direction. Instead, and after some testy exchanges with GOP lawmakers during his visit Thursday to Capitol Hill, Trump is more open than ever to a non-politician.
[The most interesting word in Donald Trump’s Dallas statement]
As multiple people explained, Trump is eager to rally the party around him but sees the convention and other parts of the campaign as integral to that goal, with the vice-presidential nod potentially more important in terms of what it broadly symbolizes to voters.
“Trump-Flynn. I’ve heard him say that, kind of test out the sound of it,” one person said of how Trump is mulling the possibility. “I think it’s a brand he finds appealing.”Comment -
Christie traveled to Virginia Beach with Trump todayComment -
I'd like to see him pick Marsha Blackburn or Ben Carson.Comment -
When is this going to be announced?Comment -
Going to Westfield to see the the man, the myth, the legend tomorrowComment -
The funny thing is I did for a few years...then realized it was a cesspool of safe space jerk off losers and learning shit that doesn't even matter in life while paying a bundle to do it, so i figured I would do my own thing
Wanna go shoot guns with me tomorrow?
We will start you off with something that doesn't have recoil, wouldn't want to break your otter headComment -
TrumptardThe funny thing is I did for a few years...then realized it was a cesspool of safe space jerk off losers and learning shit that doesn't even matter in life while paying a bundle to do it, so i figured I would do my own thing
Wanna go shoot guns with me tomorrow?
We will start you off with something that doesn't have recoil, wouldn't want to break your otter head
Hey Cudi make sure you bring ya 13yo sister along as well as fresh bait for your boy...
#pedo4prezComment -
Still even money on betfair exchange....I wonder why he isn't a huge favorite if this is free money and will be announced tomorrow?Comment -
He's -500 now.Comment -
Winner
It was Announced already this amComment -
Trump should have picked this guyAfter weeks of focusing on a group of current and former elected officials in his search for a running mate, Donald Trump is increasingly intrigued by the idea of tapping retired Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn to project strength and know-how on national security, according to four people familiar with the vetting process.
Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn.
(Defense Intelligence Agency Public Affairs)
Flynn, a registered Democrat but fierce critic of President Obama, previously ran the Defense Intelligence Agency.
The people who spoke with The Washington Post on Saturday did so on the condition of anonymity to discuss their private conversations in recent days with Trump’s confidants and campaign aides.
The turn toward a military figure is being driven by Trump himself rather than by his advisers, the people said, and comes as the real estate mogul is telling his friends that national unrest may demand a “tough and steady” presence alongside him on the ticket.
In Flynn, they added, Trump thinks he would have a partner whom he trusts, based on their close working relationship over the course of the campaign on policy. And he likes the image of a businessman and a general coming to Washington as outsiders.
The shift in how Trump is evaluating his short list has also been spurred by his growing sense that he does not necessarily want or need a running mate who will satisfy Republican insiders, in spite of long saying that he would probably go that direction. Instead, and after some testy exchanges with GOP lawmakers during his visit Thursday to Capitol Hill, Trump is more open than ever to a non-politician.
[The most interesting word in Donald Trump’s Dallas statement]
As multiple people explained, Trump is eager to rally the party around him but sees the convention and other parts of the campaign as integral to that goal, with the vice-presidential nod potentially more important in terms of what it broadly symbolizes to voters.
“Trump-Flynn. I’ve heard him say that, kind of test out the sound of it,” one person said of how Trump is mulling the possibility. “I think it’s a brand he finds appealing.”Comment
