>First senator to announce for him: Loyalty
>Incredibly good looking
>Beautiful Family
>Has passed laws
>Is a Veteran
But wait
More 5D Chess...
No, it couldn't be..........
TRUMP TOLD HIM HE WOULD BE VP BEFORE ANNOUNCING FOR PRESIDENT.
THUS HE CAN HAVE THIS INCREDIBLE, STORY OF LOYALTY AND THE REWARDS IT BRINGS WHEN YOU WORK FOR DONALD TRUMP
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CALLED IT BITCHES LETSFUCKINGGOOOOMAGAAAAAAAAAA
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Nah, Trump will pick Gingrich or Christie unless he is as stupid as he looks.
To pick Christie is to lose.
To pick Gingrich is to suffer a headshot.
Picking Gingrich or Christie would be pretty much the end of his campaign, they are kinda cucky and have way too much baggage. The kike media is ITCHING to tear them apart.
The only viable VP choice for Trump is Michael Flynn.
With the chaos that is going on in this country, he NEEDS A GENERAL as his VP.
REMINDER
Scott Brown is literally Americas sexiest man (in 1982):
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Hit Hillary is the female demo where it counts
Win back women to the Repubs and Dems can't win
I think you're the stupid one. Both are shit choices.
>Brown ran for a full Senate term in 2012, but lost to Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren.
>Brown has stated that Roe v. Wade is settled law and is self-described as pro-choice. He is against intact dilation and evacuation abortions (known legally as "partial birth abortion") and has spoken in favor of parental consent[8] for minors who seek an abortion.
>Following the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in December 2012, Brown became the first GOP Senator to support a federal ban on assault weapons.
FUCKING DROPPED ABORT ABORT ABORT ABORT ABORT ABORT ABORT ABORT ABORT
Kobach and Tom Cotton are ok too.
Its great because the media will talk about the "Nude posing scandal" and make him look like a badass
HILLARYS scandal is going to be "I stored extremely classified information on an unsecure server."
Gun control[edit]
Following the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in December 2012, Brown became the first GOP Senator to support a federal ban on assault weapons.[125]