Debating what one says over another is a mute point, cause they change their opinions based upon what they think the audience wants to hear. Would be interesting to see what campaign promises are actually achieved once in office statistically.

Rawalex…..There will be only one person to vote for in the rest of the states… so Trump will get all the remaining delegates as far as I know. He will have his majority now without question.

History has taught us that the person going for President will often chose someone to offset the demographic they are weak in. Like Kennedy choosing Johnson as his VP.

Trump will have to choose a running mate from the South or Southwest or perhaps a woman? Kasich and Christie are just too similar to Trump (demographic wise).

On the other side it would be nice if Hillary Chose Elizabeth Warren. She is smart and actually a better President then Hillary is going to be. Maybe she will reach out to Bernie and offer him to be her VP?

Actually, there is still a very strong possiblity that Trump gets to the convention with not enough delegates, and someone else gets drafted. He is the presumptive nominee, but the Republican part tends to eat it’s own for dinner, so you never know.

Christie put dibs on the AG spot….works to enhance his appeal down the road since his post 9/11 stuff wasn’t enough to carry him anywhere this time and gives Trump someone with credible experience for the position while it left door open for last minute delegate wrangling for the then looming contested convention. I’d agree that Trump might go with Kasich and NFW to Cruz.

I could see trump asking Kasich for sure Cruz no way….

Chris Christie (NJ guv) has already whored himself for the position, all but offering Trump a blowjob for it but I dont see trump going there

To me the most awesome move would be if he picked sanders but I realize that is unlikely but boy would that send a message and boost Trumps base big time. He would have to spin it by saying that whatever bernies faults, socialist blah blah that he too is a move away from politics as usual…fun as that would be it wont happen

I am 100% with you on the message that the voters sent to both parties … this may be the most interesting election of my lifetime….

It’s been quite the ride to watch. One thing this should remind everyone is…. the people can make a difference if they get off their asses and cast ballots…. the scores of people who are sick of politics and don’t care or don’t vote go out and put Trump on top, and gave Sanders a huge wave of support that will lead to Hillary having to adopt some of his policies in order to court them for the general election.

Votes matter everyone; they really do. Trump’s place in this race , whether you like it or not, shows that people can upset the establishment if they get off their asses and stop whining and cast a ballot. Trump figured that out and pandered to those people; Jeb Bush did not and he disappeared like a fart in the wind.

Trump will go there, he won’t be able to resist, but it won’t likely have much impact. It’s all old news. Anyone that would be swayed by those statements isn’t a Hillary supporter anyway.

Really it all comes down to one thing. Are there more non-GOP voters that hate Hillary enough to vote Trump than there are non-DEM voters that hate Trump enough to vote Hillary. Given the recent past electoral college history, Trump has a taller task ahead than does Hillary.