Kennedy is a Democrat and should be listed as such.

Was Bernie? When he ran as a Dem, he was listed as a Dem. Wanna go back to all his Prez Runs and list him as an Indy?

I suppose Bernie was a little different since he was the head of the ticket and not VP. It is a conundrum.

How would they be listed on state ballots?

They would be listed on the GOP Ticket with no indication they are not of that party. People are listed as parties they are not registered as all the time. Roque De La Fuente and Kanye West are not registered with the American Independents Party, but they were listed as such. West got on the ballot as "Birthday Party" yet is a registered Republican.

From all the sample ballots I've been reviewing, both Pres and VP will be listed together with one party designation. I haven't see any that list the VP party separately.

Then again, that's the general and not the primary. Would they list a different party on the primary ballot?

Moot Point because VP's are chosen AFTER the Presidential Primary

Choosing Tucker Carlson as VP is a way to guarantee that Trump loses the election. Don't try to sell me on him now......

Kellyanne Conway wrote in the New York Times urging Donald Trump to appoint a person of color as vice-president — but not, she insists, for reasons of “identity politics.” I'm going to eat a sandwich. But not due to hunger, but rather due to my desire to masticate bread, meat and cheese in a simultaneous motion. Perhaps later, I will also consider partaking of a meal.

With that said, if I wanted Trump to win...I'd probably advise he pick Ben Carson.

Didn't Trump say like 4 months ago that he already picked his VP?

Question:

Fuck

https://x.com/SteveKornacki/status/1813194064373616981

"Democrats call the thing that will lead to massive disenfranchisement of Voters of Color Racist" Very correctly

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