Thread: Donald Trump on Jeff Sessions: ‘Certainly Somebody I Would Consider’ for VP

by ALEX SWOYER
31 May 2016
Washington, DC

Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump tells reporters that he’s considering Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) as his vice presidential pick.

“Jeff Sessions is a fantastic man,” Trump stated during a press conference at Trump Tower in New York City on Tuesday.

When asked if Sessions is being considered as Trump’s vice presidential candidate, Trump responded, “Certainly, somebody that I would consider.”

Trump touted that Sessions “has never endorsed a presidential candidate before,” until now, in all the years he has served in the United States Senate.

http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presid...y-consider-vp/

By: Kristen Campbell on May 31, 2016 at 3:26pm

Here Are Trump’s Top Ten VP Candidates

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has essentially clinched the GOP nomination, as he has reached the magic number of delegates needed and all of his opponents have dropped out of the race.

Now, the attention has turned to Trump’s crucial selection of a running mate. The businessman has repeated his intention to choose an experienced politician, and there are several good options for the GOP presumptive nominee.

Looking forward to Trump’s decision in the coming months, The Hill composed a list of the 10 candidates most likely to be tapped for the prestigious position.




1. Ohio Gov. John Kasich


Kasich would bring a lot to a Trump presidency. He has made a national name for himself as a successful governor of Ohio and in his own race for the presidency.

As a veteran congressman who chaired the House Budget Committee and served for 18 years on the House Armed Services Committee, Kasich also possesses depth in government experience that Trump is lacking in issues, such as the budget and national security.

Most importantly, however, Kasich would be able to help secure Ohio — which typically swings with the presidency — for the GOP in November. He has been extremely popular in the state and could draw from his successes to convince voters to mark their ballots for the Republican ticket.

Unfortunately, the Ohio governor has repeatedly stressed that he’s not interested in the vice presidency under anyone, including Trump. Furthermore, he does not bring any diversity to the table, which could be crucial in the general election.

Click NEXT PAGE to see another surprising option for Donald Trump’s vice presidential choice. Here Are Trump’s Top Ten VP Candidates

More discussion about possible Trump VP pick https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T4BXwLSlkc

We really need Donald Trump to select Jeff Sessions as his VP!

Kasich would be a disaster.

W

No John "cupcake" Kasich!!!