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I don't see Rubio and Cruz or Clinton and Sanders. The first is too Cuban-American. The second is too geriatric. BTW - when it comes to a Rubio/Cruz ticket - who would be at the top of the ticket? The establishment guy - Rubio - who can't attract many voters at all? Or the guy most establishment Republicans hate - Cruz? Robyn [/quote]
There is so much anti-Trump force at work, we believe a Cruz Rubio (VP) ticket would be an effort to stop Trump. But the anti-Trumpers may overlook the fact that in the end Trump may have a better chance to beat Clinton. And a Cruz Rubio (VP) ticket could backfire. The GOP does not want to ruin the period after a first term Trump.
My husband and I voted for Trump. He's a breath of fresh air IMO - and could IMO bring back a lot of the Reagan Democrats the Republicans have lost in recent years.
I don't know if you read the Drudge links - but I find articles like this interesting:
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