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Sam Nunberg, a former aide to the beloved ex-President Trump, is sounding off on the crucial topic of who Trump should select as his running mate. Nunberg believes that President Trump’s v-p pick needs to be more than just a sidekick; they need to be a top adviser on hot-button issues like immigration. It’s like choosing the perfect side dish to go with your main course of Making America Great Again.
Nunberg shared his thoughts with Breitbart News, a source known for telling it like it is. He feels that Trump should focus on finding a running mate who can tackle the thorny issue of the southern border crisis. And let’s face it, folks, illegal immigration is about as popular as a skunk at a garden party in conservative circles these days.
"Heart of darkness"
Former VP Pence aide Marc Short talks about Trump
"Since the election in 2020, (Trump) has descended deeper into the heart of darkness. It's another reason why I think Republicans are looking in a different direction in 2024."
— genereaux2019 (@genereaux2019) November 28, 2022
While some may argue that Trump should go for a more traditional vice president pick, Nunberg’s got some spicy suggestions up his sleeve. He’s talking about folks like General Jack Keane and former Homeland Border Security Adviser Tom Homan – tough cookies who won’t shy away from the fight to protect our borders.
But wait, there’s more! If Trump decides to go off the beaten path, Nunberg thinks U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance from Ohio could be the dark horse candidate. Vance, according to Nunberg, is like the Swiss Army knife of political figures – he gets the struggles of everyday Americans, understands the opioid crisis, and is an educated family man. Sounds like the perfect candidate to help Trump navigate the treacherous waters of modern American politics.
So, there you have it, folks. Nunberg is laying out the roadmap for Trump’s VP pick, and it’s clear he wants someone who’s not afraid to roll up their sleeves and tackle the tough issues head-on. Because in the game of politics, you need more than just a sidekick – you need a partner in crime who’s ready to make America great again, one policy at a time.
