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Donald Trump Would ‘Love’ Having Sarah Palin In His Cabinet
“They’re ineffective. To a degree that’s nearly hard to believe”, Trump said.
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The real estate mogul went on “The Palin Update” Monday – a radio show airing on Mama Grizzly Radio, a station that offers 24-hour news about Palin and issues related to her – telling host Kevin Scholla that he would consider having the former Alaska governor in an official capacity in a Trump administration.
“I’d love that. She really is somebody that knows what’s happening, and she’s a special person, she’s really a special person, and I think people know that. And she’s got a following that’s unbelievable”.
Sarah Palin has expressed her support and admiration for Donald Trump in the past, as noted by Inquisitr.
[Image via Ivan Nikolov/WENN.]. “She has a tremendously loyal group of people out there for her”.
Palin lost her pundit’s gig at Fox News in late spring. In that poll, Trump garnered 24% of support, which is a lot considering there are 17 Republican presidential candidates. “You just don’t see that anymore”.
As the former running mate of 2012 GOP candidate John McCain, Palin effectively sidestepped a recent maelstrom of controversy when Donald Trump slammed McCain’s record as a war hero. “Everybody loves her”.
Trump is now leading the large field of Republicans vying for the White House in 2016.
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Huh? The Donald has spent years responding on Twitter, usually calling his critics “losers”. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., couldn’t get a job in the private sector.