[Mr. Douglas]

I’m listening to NPR right now. A voter veing interviewed in a roundtable just said that She hates trump, but last night her respect increased for him because he had the capability to choose someone like Pence as his running mate.

And when asked it it would affect her ability to vote for trump, she said, “absolutely”.

[Kaslin]

Looks like that she woke up.

[Dr. Sivana]

And when asked it it would affect her ability to vote for trump, she said, “absolutely”.

And, for those who still cannot bring themselves to vote for Trump, do what so many of us did in 2008, and vote for the running mate.

[Hyman Roth]

I was thinking about this this morning. Most people don’t watch the VP debate. But this is a different election. Almost as many watched this as much as the Trump Clinton debate. They did because both candidates are not that popular. They watched to see who the back up would be. And Pence nailed it. BIG TIME!!!!!!!! My two cents.

[Genoa]

This is a common phenomenon in my experience this year. I have a lot of anecdotal evidence that people who are only so-so about Trump will vote for him to get Pence.

[headstamp 2]

[I’m listening to NPR right now. A voter veing interviewed in a roundtable just said that She hates trump, but last night her respect increased for him because he had the capability to choose someone like Pence as his running mate.

And when asked it it would affect her ability to vote for trump, she said, “absolutely”.]

Which succinctly supports the view that Trump will pick the right people to get the job done for the American people.

[HamiltonJay]

Great leaders know how to surround themselves with great people and get the best out of them.

At least on the pick of Pence for VP, Trump certainly showed he made the better choice than Hillary did.