[TexasFreeper2009]

It's only shrewed if Trump actually drops out, but I am thinking that possibility is rather remote at this point, (although I originally thought it quite likely).

If Donald doesn't drop out and he picks Cruz as his VP, it's still a lose in my opinion... because we would lose Cruz in the Senate where he actually makes a difference and he gets the loser job Biden is vacating, that isn't worth a warm bucket of spit.

[InterceptPoint]

If Donald doesn’t drop out and he picks Cruz as his VP, it’s still a lose in my opinion... because we would lose Cruz in the Senate where he actually makes a difference and he gets the loser job Biden is vacating, that isn’t worth a warm bucket of spit.
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Nonsense.

Cruz as VP will impact POLICY. He will fill a Dick Cheney role and will be the near automatic GOP nominee in 2020 or 2024.

[freedomfiter2]

It would give Cruz the position and experience to take the President’s job in four years. I doubt Trump would want to do eight years tied down to the White House.

[conservativejoy]

The VP spot is whatever the President and the VP want it to be. Dick Cheney was a very important person in the Bush Presidency. I think Trump would have a very active role for Ted Cruz.