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I know Sarah Palin got skewered for saying she could see Russia from her house. AOC said Venezuela is south of the equator. And her response to the question of whether the USA should send troops to defend Taiwan if attacked by China was babble.

I'm just curious of a hypothetical alternative past, present and future. Lol. I'm not American, just an Aussie who was 14 at the time of the US 2008 election, yet I watched the results with interest at the time. I'm watching Game Change the 2012 movie as I type this. Keep in mind John McCain died in 2018, hypothetically two years after finishing a hypothetical second term in office as President, alternative history. All imagination as alternative history fiction. Respectful answers only please or blocks/report buttons

OR had a hypothetical President John McCain resigned before an alternate future 2012/2016 election? I'm quite a fan of my nostalgic memories of the 2008 Sarah Palin run for VP as a foreign politics news thing at the time - I didn't mind too much when Obama won instead and reelected 2012. I did hope Palin would run/win in 2012 in her own right as President ah well.

https://news.yahoo.com/alaskas-voting-system-sarah-palin-100021090.html?fr=sycsrp_catchall
Alaska's new voting system has Sarah Palin facing Santa Claus for Congress (TRUMP BACKS PALIN)

Alaska’s new voting system and an unexpected special election have attracted a crowd of 48 candidates to run for the state’s lone House seat this year, including former vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin and a Democratic socialist from the city of North Pole, who legally changed his name to Santa Claus.

The contest on Saturday is the state’s first foray into nonpartisan primaries and ranked-choice voting after a narrowly passed 2020 ballot measure upended the typical party primary system.

The new system had been expected to launch later in the state’s scheduled August primary, but longtime Rep. Don Young’s death in March forced a special election to fill his seat more quickly. Now, onlookers and candidates wonder how voters will engage with the new system: Will they stick with party-endorsed candidates, or will they give a more nontraditional candidate, like Claus, a chance at a seat in Congress?

Georgia Primaries are here and ball less Pence is campaigning for useless Kemp and Trump is campaigning for Perdue. This could be setting up a battle between Trump and Pence for the Republican nomination. Of course Trump would destroy Pence if this happens. I am a Hoosier and Pence will not win Indiana against Trump or Kentucky or Ohio.

Sarah Palin is going to campaign for Perdue in a few days. I believe Palin will be nominated for Speaker of House when Republicans win House back, but if nut less McCarthy (Trump hater) gets it, then I think Trump will pick her to be his VP. If she decides not to be his VP , then Ohio Rep Jordan will be his VP.

We know now for sure Pence will not be Trump's VP in 2024. Many people thought Pence was the one leaking information on Trump administration all along. Who knows, maybe.

If you can be Governor , you can surely win election for Congress. Now, when Republicans take control of House after democrats have created 20% inflation, $5 per gallon gas, allowing everyone in Mexico to become illegal residents from coming across Southern border, and food prices go up 50% . Will she want to be Speaker of the House? This would help Trump when he wins in 2024.

All but Pence has a chance. I think Jim Jordan is front runner because DeSantas won't agree to be VP and remain Governor of Florida which helps Trump carry that state.

So, here are the front runners 1 to 7

1) Jim Jordan
2) Doug Collins
3) Kristi Noam , a young woman would be appealing for women and younger voters
4) Sarah Palin (Trump really likes her but she ran with McCain )
5) Ron DeSantas , a long shot , would rather run himself in 2028 as a Governor
6) Ted Nugent , Trump likes a lot but is very controversial with what he says and might be distraction
7) The ex VP traitor Mike Pence. Won't happen. I give 0 chance he will be Trump's VP

Don't show how stupid you are by suggesting Candice Owens. She has no experience. Never held an elected position. Is too young. Whines about everything. Not forceful enough.

Now if you said Tulsi Gabbard , that would be interesting. I don't think Trump and her have enough in common. Trump would pick up some new votes though.