Morning Glory: Trump should name his vice president and cabinet now

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

81% : An obvious -- and compelling -- tactic available to Trump: Repeat and expand the great innovation of his 2016 campaign: The list.
50% : Each announcement of each list -- say a Secretary of Defense list that included Cotton and Pompeo as well as Congressman Michael Waltz -- could accompany a review of the Biden Administration's appointees in that department and their failures.CLICK HERE FOR MORE FOX NEWS OPINIONPreviewing in detail his second term personnel would go a long way to bringing in new supporters, even as it continually refocuses the public and media on the failures of the Biden years.
50% : 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 forty years in broadcast, and this column previews the lead story that will drive his radio show today.
46% : But whomever Trump picks to be at the bottom of the GOP's 2024 ticket is only one vote, message and fundraising multiplier.
42% : If Trump impresses upon the electorate the seriousness of the times via the seriousness of his potential cabinet and senior staff, Democrats will be left chanting "threat to democracy" as Trump lays out his agenda and the people he is likely to ask to carry it out.BOSSIE: 2024 TRUMP-BIDEN REMATCH WILL BE AN ELECTION
38% : The list not only underscored and magnified the importance of an issue crucial to base voters, it reassured conservatives that Trump would put originalist justices on the courts.
37% : If Trump puts out a slate of his probable Cabinet appointees, each person on that list adds voters.
35% : NO OTHERFuture Morning Glory dispatches will explain why Trump should begin vetting and thinking through six names as his VP choice: Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton, Iowa Senator Joni Ernst, Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, former National Security Advisor Ambassador Robert O'Brien or Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan.
27% : In that cycle, Trump put out a list of his potential Supreme Court nominees he would consider to fill the vacancy created by the death of Justice Scalia.
13% : "Trump of course would not be trying to gain the support of the individuals named, and this provision is no bar to informing the public of those whom Trump will ask to help undo the damage of the Biden years.

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