Former President Donald Trump is strongly considering a woman to be his 2024 running mate and among the four contenders views Kari Lake as the model for a potential vice president, according to a…
Could two losers make a winner?
Former President Donald Trump is strongly considering a woman to be his 2024 running mate and views failed Arizona gubernatorial candidateTrump, 76, who launched his third White House bid Nov.
But Lake, 53, also comes with a downside separate from her most recent election loss, the former president’s allies told Axios. Trump doesn’t want a running mate who will outshine him on the campaign trail, and Lake, who traveled to Iowa last month, would be assumed to be preparing for her own presidential run as soon as she walks into the White House.
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