I know I know.....but where do we go if President Trump decides to not run again

I have to laugh when I hear moronic talking heads on TV or in print talk about how easy the God Emperor will be to defeat in 2020. How he is demented and sick and will never complete his term. Well here is something to think about:

Both of these guys are seventy one. Think about that one.

The economy is humming along. Here is an interesting fact. Less educated workers are seeing the biggest increase in their salaries. Both in take home because of the tax cuts and in higher salaries because they don't have to compete with illegals. This effects not just the white working class but blacks and Hispanics as well.  Who do you think a black factory worker is going to support. President Trump with his swaggering ways and the raises in his paycheck or Elizabeth Warren or some other old white lady. Or a weeping homo like Cory Booker. Somehow I think he can get a big slice of the black vote. The black male vote. Maybe not anywhere close to 50%, but if he gets close to 25% it flips a whole bunch of states.

Here is something I talked about five months ago....but they are bringing up as a Negative...because that is what these douchenozzles do

Trump considering Tom Cotton for VP

Hotair pOSTED AT 2:41 PM ON JUNE 24, 2016 BY TAYLOR MILLARD

Donald Trump may be zeroing in on his running mate: Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton. Via Fox 16:

In an interview today with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, the host suggested Trump pick either Senator Cotton or New Jersey Governor Chris Christie as his running mate.

Trump said he can’t reveal his thinking in considering his VEEP pick, but had positive things to say about Arkansas’ junior senator.

“I’ve gotten very good, you know, very good statements from Senator Cotton, who is a, you know, who I know, whose parents I know and met,” Trump said. “I think that he is a very talented guy. He’s also very popular. He’s a very popular person. So these are two names that I have high on the list for something at least, that I can tell you.”

Hewitt cited Cotton’s military experience as an asset to Trump’s campaign.