There could be no clearer indication of this than the speculation, Google Trump's vice-president and over 3000 articles are linked, as to who his VP choice might be cropping up regularly now. Of course being the leftist leaning media the articles often contain the usual elitism, especially if Governor Palin is mentioned but the fact that she is, and prominently so, proves that all the meme's about "she is irrelevant and etc. are just nonsense.
Such dismissal was blown away, yet again, when Governor Palin's endorsement of Trump proved to be a game changer both for Trump and Cruz.
There is a voting site up at;
"Who Might be Donald Trump's
Vice-President"
where the public can have their say as well as the "all knowing pundits" (who have utterly failed this political season.)
Here are some media speculation articles on Trump's VP choice.
10 VP Picks Donald Trump Is Likely to Consider
Sarah Palin — Trump tapped the former Alaska governor and fellow reality television star to stump for him ahead of the Iowa caucus, and the event was well-covered by the media. While the pair might seem like a good match, Palin and Trump's constituencies may overlap too much. She might not widen Trump's circle of influence as much as others on the VP shortlist. After resigning her post as governor, it is also unclear if Palin is interested in holding elected office.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR (with "pundit" snark)
Sarah Palin is a name that springs to mind, someone equally at odds with the establishment, controversial, outspoken. And she has already endorsed Trump, something the business mogul seemed to relish back in Iowa.
Yet if Donald Trump is seeking someone to balance his image, to appeal to sectors of the population who may not be quite so enamored by his rhetoric, then Ms. Palin may not be the wisest choice.
“Trump is smart enough to make moves to win, and picking Sarah Palin would be an absolute mistake,” says Skelley. “She doesn’t bring much gravitas as a number two pick. For a time, she was a huge star among conservatives, but then she resigned her governorship to make more money on TV, something that didn’t sit too well with the Republican Party.”
EPOCH TIMES
POLICY.MIC
Trump Pick as His Vice Presidential Running Mate?
Does that mean it won't be former Alaskan Gov. Sarah Palin? She is both TV celeb and politician, and when she joined him onstage in January at a rally in Iowa, throwing her weighty endorsement behind him, she catalyzed the evangelical contingent and brought with her tea party enthusiasts, a contingent Trump would certainly want in his court.
CBS BOSTON
Keller @ Large: Ridiculous Speculation About Donald Trump’s Running Mate
Also mentioned: 2008 GOP vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin.
It’s time to start speculating about Donald Trump’s vice presidential pick
* Sarah Palin: Stay with me.... Trump loves nothing more than sticking it to the GOP political class and the media punditry. And which candidate in recent years is more disliked by those two groups than the former governor of Alaska? Answer: no one. Palin's populism is not all that dissimilar to what Trump is pitching in this election. Picking Palin is, um, not without risk. But Trump loves risks.
WHIO
Donald Trump's running mate: Who might he choose?
Sarah Palin: The former Alaskan governor and running mate to Sen. John McCain in 2008, endorsed Trump in January. Would she upstage Trump if she were vice president? He seemed to think she might during her endorsement announcement.
ELECTORAL-VOTE.COM
"Sarah Palin: Pundits and Democrats wouldn't jump for joy with her on the ticket (again), but she has a lot of devoted followers. Her brand of populism fits perfectly with his. OK, she might say something stupid or repulsive, but Trump does that all the time and it doesn't seem to hurt, so why not double down on stupid and repulsive?
EXAMINER
"The other folks that the Washington Post predicts will be on Trump's shortlist for Vice President are, "South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, Carly Fiorina or a random businessman. People just couldn't warm up to Carly Fiorina during her presidential bid, but she does bring a lot to the table that a president can utilize with her knowledge of the Internet and the technology needed to bring the country up to date!
ELECTORAL-VOTE.COM
"Sarah Palin: Pundits and Democrats wouldn't jump for joy with her on the ticket (again), but she has a lot of devoted followers. Her brand of populism fits perfectly with his. OK, she might say something stupid or repulsive, but Trump does that all the time and it doesn't seem to hurt, so why not double down on stupid and repulsive?
EXAMINER
"The other folks that the Washington Post predicts will be on Trump's shortlist for Vice President are, "South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, Carly Fiorina or a random businessman. People just couldn't warm up to Carly Fiorina during her presidential bid, but she does bring a lot to the table that a president can utilize with her knowledge of the Internet and the technology needed to bring the country up to date!
Although Sarah Palin came out and endorsed Trump early on, she went way overboard with her enthusiasm, almost to the point where she looked like a loose canon. Trump seems to have distanced himself from her since she whooped it up on stage with her endorsement.
Palin speculation is not confined to vice-president,
Energy Secretary is also in the mix
And Interior Secretary
Energy Secretary is also in the mix
Trump Cabinet auditions: Progressive Energy Secretary Sarah Palin?
FOX OPINION NAMES TRUMP'S ENTIRE CABINET
INCLUDING
Energy: Sarah Palin (who else? Drill baby, drill)
