Nolan Finley
Voters have one last chance to see a candidate on the ballot this fall who is qualified to run the country while also exciting a deeply disappointed electorate.
Unfortunately, the decision on who that candidate will be rests with Donald Trump, a man not known for prioritizing the nation’s best interests over his own ego.
Trump will fill the final spot on the major party presidential tickets with his choice for vice president, presumably in the next week or two. He has reportedly narrowed his list to seven or eight candidates.
More so than in any other election cycle, getting the choice right is critical this cycle, given the age of the two standard-bearers.
