While I still think Scott Brown's a longshot because of abortion, he is at least in agreement with Trump on one of his big issues: the Muslim ban:
http://www.newshounds.us/fox_contributor_scott_brown_endorses_trump_s_muslim_ban_061416
I do think it'll be interesting to see how Trump's running mate handles Trump's most outrageous policy positions. I mean, even if Trump picks someone like Sessions or Gingrich....are they going to say "Yes, I support taking Iraq's oil and killing terrorists' family members"?
Sure, Trump already has the endorsement of most Republican politicians. But when they're asked about the more extreme aspects of Trump-ism, they tend to say that they don't agree with him on everything. But when you're the guy's running mate, how much distance can you actually get from him?
Two north-easterners? I consider that as very unlikely. And keep in mind that Brown only served in the senate. He has not that much experience.
But wouldn't that be an asset if Trump is trying to run an outsider vs. insider campaign?
