Steve Bannon, the former chief strategist for President Trump’s White House and present host of War Room, made a daring prediction during a conversation with former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer: the President will select a female running mate.
“Let’s just start with Tucker Carlson. Would he make a good vice president?” Spicer asked. “I think Tucker would make a great vice president,” Bannon replied, adding that Carlson has a “very clear vision of what MAGA and America First are.”
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“He’s savvy in politics. And he’s got something that’s so important in today is the ability to communicate. Trump shows us more than anything, the ability to communicate those ideas to a mass audience is very important,” Bannon said. “Now, if you ask me, he was a likely candidate now, I don’t think so, because I am adamant or not adamant. My thinking is very structured that I believe President Trump will have a female as the vice president.”
In addition to stressing that people like Ben Carson and Tucker Carlson would be great choices, the former adviser to the Trump White House hinted that President Trump is probably thinking about a female candidate. When asked to provide a list of possible candidates, Bannon insisted that the America First movement make sure Nikki Haley is not taken into consideration.
Haley, the rival running against Trump for the Democratic presidential nomination, was the former president’s UN ambassador. The party’s base is divided due to her strong views on the Middle East and Ukraine, as well as her proposals for extensive “national security” measures like requiring identification to access social media.
Nonetheless, Trump has acknowledged his affection for Haley and stated that he is open to considering her as a possible running mate.
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Former congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, South Dakota governor Kristi Noem, and U.S. attorney Elise Stefanik have all been mentioned as possible contenders in the past. New York Representative and Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn.
