Donald Trump's veep pick could make or break his '24 run

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

89% : wow last Thursday include (beyond those we'll mention below) Sens. Marco Rubio, Tim Scott, J.D. Vance and Tom Cotton -- which prompted Trump to note, "We got a lot of good people, good people, and they're stuck with Kamala Harris."
62% : He's also a more traditional Republican pol than Trump is: a smooth professional who might help activate moderates and donors.
59% : Trump himself admits her ability: She was his UN ambassador.
59% : Right now, Trump needs more money and a stronger appeal to independent and moderate voters.
54% : But it's different in the modern era of mass communications: Now the No. 2 is about, above all else, fine-tuning your image.
45% : She's proven herself to be a fierce fighter of substance, notable most recently for leading the way in exposing the grievous failings of American higher education.
39% : Trump faces another factor.
33% : It didn't stop Reagan, and Trump prefers diversity of thought among his top advisers -- letting them debate so he sees a solid range of options.
6% : Donald Trump, per the polls, stands a fine chance of winning against a bleeding, beleaguered and terminally confused Joe Biden in November.
5% : Ronald Reagan tapped George H.W. Bush to unify the party and address concerns that he was an extremist; Bill Clinton picked Al Gore to show he was serious about being a moderate Democrat.

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