Who will be Donald Trump’s chosen vice president?

2024-07-16 09:34:02

The Republican National Conventiontoday will officially nominate Donald Trump as a candidate for the US elections in November, however, the name of the candidate is not yet known. Who will accompany him as vice president? in case of returning to the White House. The choice of the “number two” is one of the best kept secrets by Trumpwho has been leaking names of possible candidates for weeks.

Trump is looking for someone with absolute loyalty, in contrast to his former vice president, Mike Pence, whom he accuses of treason for not blocking the transition of power after Joe Biden’s election victory. Among the names that are being bandied about are:

One of the favorites is the senator from Ohio J.D. Vance39, known for his memoir “Hillbilly Elegy” and his career in the Navy. Despite having criticized Trump In the past, his endorsement was key to Vance winning his seat in 2021. Trump has dismissed rumors that Vance might be disqualified for wearing a beard, praising his appearance in a recent interview.

Marco Rubio: a dream on hold

He senator by Florida Marco Rubio53 years old, could see his dream of reaching the White House if he is chosen as a running mate. However, he faces a legal obstacle due to the Amendment 12 of the Constitution, which prohibits both candidates from living in the same state. Rubio is an important reference for the Cuban, Venezuelan and Nicaraguan communities, and his fluency in Spanish is a point in his favor.

Doug Burgum: The businessman turned politician

North Dakota Governor, Doug Burgum67, has gained notoriety after withdrawing his candidacy to support TrumpBurgum, a successful technology entrepreneur, faces some questions about his support for the abortion restrictions in his state, something that could affect Trump in the November elections.

Tim Scott: An Ally for the African American Community

South Carolina Senator, Tim Scottis he only black senator in the Republican Party and a firm believer. Despite not having won a large support in the primaries, his support for Trump has been clear. If Trump chooses him, Scott could help bring the African-American community closer to the Republican base.

The Republican National Convention It will not only be the event in which Donald Trump is officially nominated as its presidential candidate, it also comes with the surprise of the choice of vice president.

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2024-07-16 09:34:02