Even though he no longer works for Donald Trump’s campaign, political strategist Roger Stone said on Wednesday, he still supported Trump’s candidacy, and thought Ben Carson would make for a good potential running mate.
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Jesse Ventura thinks having his name on the Donald Trump ticket would help bring in votes. Let’s say hypothetically, Donald Trump somehow triumphs.
“He’s a brain surgeon”. “He’s also a straight-talker”.
Stone, who is threatned along with actual physical brutality by Geraldo Rivera a week ago after work Oopspro actor Ana Navarro and NewsOne’s Roland S. Martin “quota uses”, re-stated which he quit Trump’s drive of his option rather than dismissed, as Trump has said. “Beyond that, I would try to find someone outside the discipline of politics”. “Do you think Donald would ever think of asking me?” That may not be the necessary, Ventura said.
“I’m not a Republican – I’m not a Democrat either – so ultimately I’d like somebody else overall”, the former WWE wrestler added.
“Well, he is a great negotiator, Jesse, he may be able to get you to change your mind”, Stone said. Two years later, Trump briefly entered the presidential race as a Reform Party candidate before dropping out due to party infighting.
That’s a stark contrast to Trump, who famously said: “When Mexico sends its people, … they’re sending people that have lots of problems, and they’re bringing those problems….”
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“I decided to go rogue”.
