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16. Kasich is a lot more conservative than his carefully-crafted public persona would indicate.

Thu Sep 26, 2019, 02:15 PM

Sep 2019

He's a wolf in sheep's clothing. Dems in Congress know he's a wolf, however, so he'd be unlikely to pass muster.

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getting way ahead of things, but... who is this generation's gerald ford? [View all] unblock Sep 2019 OP

Willard Romney? Siwsan Sep 2019 #1

he's a crook and a halfwit. I say he cuts the mustard. nt Javaman Sep 2019 #5

i still can't see democrats going for it, but maybe enough would. unblock Sep 2019 #10

Exactly why I posed the question. unblock Sep 2019 #13

I can't imagine why Pence would be gone before Trump. Vinca Sep 2019 #2

in no scenario are they gone at the same time. unblock Sep 2019 #6

Someone said on MSNBC that trump might tske wasupaloopa Sep 2019 #3

Kasich? StatGirl Sep 2019 #4

democrats would not agree to any major figure, i don't think unblock Sep 2019 #8

Whoever is president then would nominate a VP dawg day Sep 2019 #9

If Pence goes first ddr007 Sep 2019 #14

Duzy! unblock Sep 2019 #15

welcome to DU gopiscrap Sep 2019 #18

I don't think it's possible today customerserviceguy Sep 2019 #17

A far more pertinent question. Blue_true Sep 2019 #19