Trump VP Contender Thinks He’d Actually Be Pretty Good as President
Nearly every hopeful for Donald Trump’s vice presidential slot has found some way to audition publicly, whether by appearing on cable news shows or flanking their potential boss during his criminal trial.
Few, however, have begun answering questions like they’re already interviewing for the top gig.
Meet the Press guest moderator Peter Alexander asked Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) whether he would be “ready to serve on day one as commander in chief if necessary.” Instead of refusing to entertain the idea of Trump not being president, or offering a simple “yes,” Donalds launched into a list of his bonafides, including touting his intelligence.