Actually, Two candidates sharing a ticket have never been residents of the same state. It almost happened with W. And Cheney, but Cheney quickly changed his residency to Wyoming before running. In fact Article II of the constitution says they are suppose to be from different states, so technically a Trump/DeSantis ticket can't happen. Article II states: “The electors shall meet in their respective states, and vote by ballot for two persons, of whom one at least shall not be an inhabitant of the same state with themselves.”
And you really think this would stop Trump from doing it, or stop the GQP from voting for that ticket?
I agree that Haley is vomit. Heh - Haley's Vomit - too bad it comes much more frequently than every 76 years. barfo
So in turn you must now hate DeSantis. What happens when he needs a favor from hi--- I mean, like him again? Will the cult like him or will they still pence him?
He's certainly not made any points with me in terms of his (mis)handling of COVID. That said, I'm taking a wait-see approach. Three years is a long time in this business.
If Trumps runs, no one will run against him If Trump doesn't run we will probably see DeSantis, Noem, Haley, Hawley, Cotton and others throw their hats in the ring.
Trump, DeSantis, doesn't matter they both have a near zero possibility of winning a fair and square election.
DeathSantis won a victory when appellate court reinstated ban on mask mandates. Florida is also the only state that declined to participate in federal lunch program for low income students. But he is so pro life!
