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With the Republican National Convention approaching, former President Donald Trump’s campaign is intensifying its search for a running mate. Several potential contenders have been requested to submit documents for vetting, including North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, Florida Senator Marco Rubio, and Ohio Senator JD Vance. Other names being considered include Senators Tom Cotton and Tim Scott, Representatives Byron Donalds and Elise Stefanik, and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson. The Trump campaign has not officially confirmed the list of candidates under consideration. The final decision on the running mate is expected to be announced shortly before or during the convention, which begins on July 15th in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Commentary Magazine’s editors and commentators discuss the qualifications of North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum as a potential running mate for former President Donald Trump. They highlight Burgum’s intelligence, wealth, and experience in dealing with the media. The article also mentions other potential candidates, including Tom Cotton, Joni Ernst, Mike Pompeo, Glenn Youngkin, and Marco Rubio. However, it emphasizes that no candidate is a “mortal lock” and that a surprise choice is always possible.

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, a former Republican primary opponent of Donald Trump, has sparked speculation about a potential vice presidential pick after joining the former president on a flight to New Jersey for a rally. At the rally, Burgum praised Trump and criticized Joe Biden, suggesting a potential alignment with the former president. While Trump has not explicitly mentioned Burgum as a potential VP choice, he has praised him as ‘incredible’ and indicated the possibility of ‘something’ significant in the future. Burgum himself has downplayed the speculation, emphasizing his focus on supporting Trump’s campaign.

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum joined former President Donald Trump at his rally in Wildwood, New Jersey, sparking speculation about his inclusion on Trump’s potential running mate list. During the rally, Burgum praised Trump’s presidency and criticized the Biden administration’s regulatory policies. Trump himself acknowledged Burgum’s expertise in energy, hinting at a possible role in his campaign.