Morning Glory: Trump's veepstakes is close to wrapping up

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is another veteran and a West Point grad to boot (where, as Trump likes to note, Pompeo ranked first in his class of cadets.).
71% : If the polling shows that a woman on the ticket provides a measurable, enduring advantage, Ernst seems to me to be the best choice open to Trump.
57% : But the old shoe fits the easiest and Trump worked very well with Pompeo for four years and Pompeo kills "the shows" and partisan media with the same effectiveness as Cotton.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPFinally, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin brings enormous charisma, maybe at shot at carrying light blue Virginia, and a signature issue of huge importance this cycle with his efforts to restore sanity in left-wing public-school districts.
53% : That's what Ike wanted and got with RN and which Trump may want in his vice president.
49% : Hewitt has interviewed tens of thousands of guests from Democrats Hillary Clinton and John Kerry to Republican Presidents George W. Bush and Donald Trump over his 40 years in broadcasting, and this column previews the lead story that will drive his radio/TV show today.
40% : Trump knows exactly what he is getting with the former CIA Director and Kansas Congressman (and another Harvard Law grad.)
27% : Trump may want Pompeo at Defense or back at State and Cotton as Attorney General or over at DOD.
20% : If Trump tasked Burgum with figuring out what to do about AI and social media's destructive effects on the culture, Burgum would come up with constructive, well-reasoned policies.
17% : In alphabetical order of the serious contenders:Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton is, like Burgum, razor-sharp smart and knows how to crush left wing media as it comes after Trump or attempts to prop up President Joe Biden.

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