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Donald Trump selects JD Van, senator from Ohio as his running mate,

bypassing the likes of Marco Rubio, Doug Bergam, and Glen Yunken, among other potentially solid choices,

why did he pick the 39-year-old first term senator?

And how will that affect the campaign through November chances of winning for the

Trump ticket and more important if they win for governing in the next four years

at Trump second term.

Welcome, I'm Paul Geego here in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

with Potomac Watch, the daily podcast of the W.S.J.

Opinion Pages, and I'm here with my colleagues in Milwaukee, Kim Strassal, hi Kim,

Hi Paul and Kyle Peterson.

Hi Paul.

All right, let's talk first about the JD Vant, which is of course was sprung in typically

Trumpian dramatic fashion on Monday. At least he got it in a couple of hours so

he could write something, although we had had sort of a suggestion that that might happen, so we were prepared.

But first, just set the framework here.

J.D. Vance in many ways is an unusual choice because of what he had said in the past about Donald Trump.

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