Trump’s VP Pick

[roamer_1]

People change. It'd be hard to imagine Vivek saying what he has, promoting the policies he has, and then getting elected and trying to govern as a Leftist.

Why is that? It happens all the time. Tumpy did it, even.

[libertybele]

People change. It'd be hard to imagine Vivek saying what he has, promoting the policies he has, and then getting elected and trying to govern as a Leftist.

His voters wouldn't let him get away with it. He'd quickly become the most hated man ever, protested and heckled everywhere he went. All while the Soros crowd continued demonizing him as being Hitler, and running far-left loons against him in his next election.

I DO care about legal citizenship, though. Was he born to two legal-citizen parents or not?

If not, we're down to Tulsi and Timmy, and I'd choose neither. NEVER Tim Scott so long as Dr.Ben Carson is still breathing.

Trump has also named Noem.  No, she's not perfect but the most conservative out of the lot.

Too much is unknown about Vivek.  He's slick, he's educated, he's well-spoken and tells people what they want to hear.

Ramaswamy was born in Cincinnati to Indian immigrant parents. He graduated from Harvard College with a bachelor's degree in biology and later earned a law degree from Yale Law School. Ramaswamy worked as an investment partner at a hedge fund before founding Roivant Sciences. He also co-founded an investment firm, Strive Asset Management.

Vivek Ganapathy Ramaswamy was born on August 9, 1985, in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Indian Hindu immigrant parents.[8][9]His parents are Tamil-speaking Brahmins from Kerala. His father, V. Ganapathy Ramaswamy, a graduate of the National Institute of Technology Calicut, worked as an engineer and patent attorney for General Electric, while his mother, Geetha Ramaswamy, a graduate of the Mysore Medical College & Research Institute, worked as a geriatric psychiatrist.[8][15] His parents immigrated from Palakkad district in Kerala, where the family had an ancestral home in a traditional agraharam in the town of Vadakkencherry.

Ramaswamy was raised in Ohio. Growing up, Ramaswamy often attended the local Hindu temple in Dayton with his family.[21] His conservative Christian piano teacher, who gave him private lessons from elementary through high school, also influenced his social views. He spent many summer vacations traveling to India with his parents. In high school, Ramaswamy was a nationally ranked tennis player.[

He's had dealings with Soros (regardless of just associated with the Foundation?) -- and the Chinese ---

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vivek_Ramaswamy

[Bigun]

O'Bastard proved that N, B and C are dead letters.

Our Republic is now a dead letter!

Morbi nec remedia ferre possumus.

[Cyber Liberty]

Our Republic is now a dead letter!

Morbi nec remedia ferre possumus.

I cannot disagree with you on the NBC subject, but it appears nobody in charge agrees with US.

[roamer_1]

Morbi nec remedia ferre possumus.

My Latin's a little rusty, but that means 'Ain't no fixin a dead possum', for all you folks in Rio Linda...

[Bigun]

My Latin's a little rusty, but that means 'Ain't no fixin a dead possum', for all you folks in Rio Linda...

It says we can stand neither the disease nor the cure.

First uttered about 2,000 years ago by a Roman historian.

[roamer_1]

It says we can stand neither the disease nor the cure.

First uttered about 2,000 years ago by a Roman historian.

 Same thing... Like I said, a little rusty... 

[sasywtch]

My Latin's a little rusty, but that means 'Ain't no fixin a dead possum', for all you folks in Rio Linda...
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Hey, I resemble that remark.  Proud graduate of Rio Linda Senior High 1975!  We loved Rush as it kept people from moving there.

[roamer_1]

Hey, I resemble that remark.  Proud graduate of Rio Linda Senior High 1975!  We loved Rush as it kept people from moving there.

Hello @sasywtch
Don't remember running into you before...

I do declare, I am torn about my reply:

On the one hand, being a bonafide high country hillbilly, I am all for whatever keeps people out...
But on the other hand, if there was folks coming in, I would much prefer the kind that listen(ed) to Limbaugh.

They're more my kind than otherwise.

 

[catfish1957]

As much as we all admired Limbaugh.  One fact is for certain.  Donald Trump would not have won the primaries in 2016 without him.   And that's on him.

[roamer_1]

As much as we all admired Limbaugh.  One fact is for certain.  Donald Trump would not have won the primaries in 2016 without him.   And that's on him.

And Romney. And McCain. He was *FOR* every one of em. Of course, I quit listening to him a long time ago. He was entertaining. And he was Conservative in philosophy until it came to politics. Then he was merely Republican.