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I honestly don't know who it would be. We know Rubio is out of the question, and Trump has destroyed any chance of a solid relationship with most of the other candidates. It would have to be someone like Kasich, Christie, or Carson.

It's likely going to be Kasich, for one thing, his ties to Ohio. Carson lost a lot of his supporters (many of whom did not like Trump) when he decided to jump on the Trump bandwagon even after Trump mocked many points Carson made in his autobiography, comparing his psychology to that of a child molester. While he might have earned a few Trump supporters in his pocket by announcing his support for Trump, he won't swing a lot of people over. I think he has already been vetted out and he is going to likely involved in an area where he can have an impact on the health care system.

Christie seems to be more involved in the organizational aspect of the campaign and the Trump administration rather than running as the VP.

Kasich likely hung around to steal votes from Rubio and Cruz to prevent them from having a shot at taking out Trump. My guess is that Trump decides to go with a moderate like Kasich that may lean a little more conservative from a fiscal standpoint.

Trump may have come on strong attacking the establishment, but he has also destroyed any chance of relationships with potential allies - Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, and possibly Mike Lee - who could have played a key role in uniting with him against the GOP establishment. Instead, he has people like Christie, Kasich, and Carson behind him - none of the three of which I would trust.