Trump choses vice presidential running mate


(MENAFN) Former President Donald trump has disclosed to News agency that he has chosen his vice presidential running mate, though the individual has yet to be informed directly. Speaking from a campaign event in Philadelphia, Trump indicated that the chosen candidate will join him at an upcoming debate with President Joe Biden. While keeping the identity confidential, Trump asserted that the decision has been made in his mind, emphasizing the secrecy surrounding the announcement.

The unveiling of Trump's vice presidential pick is slated to occur around the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on July 15, possibly earlier. Throughout recent months, Trump has acknowledged considering approximately ten candidates, with the field narrowing down to a select few. Among the speculated contenders are North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, Florida Senator Marco Rubio, and author and Ohio Senator JD Vance, with Vance notably gaining traction among conservative circles for his alignment with Trump's policy stances.

At a recent Turning Point Action convention in Detroit, Vance emerged as a significant favorite among conservative activists, reflecting strong support for his viewpoints on issues like military aid to Ukraine and the prioritization of America's domestic interests. As anticipation builds towards Trump's formal announcement, the selection of his running mate promises to influence the trajectory of his political agenda and the upcoming electoral landscape.

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