Trump revels in Democratic turmoil as he teases VP pick

Former President Donald Trump is considering three candidates for his vice-presidential pick: Marco Rubio, JD Vance, and Doug Burgum. Each brings unique qualities and challenges. Rubio offers establishment credentials but has a history of conflict with Trump. Vance is a loyal supporter but has been critical in the past. Burgum is a lesser-known option with business acumen. Trump's decision is pending, possibly influenced by developments in the opposing ticket.

Who are the three men that Trump is considering for his vice presidential pick?

What are some concerns conservatives have regarding Marco Rubio as a vice presidential pick?

What is the significance of the statement 'A president and VP can't be from the same state' in relation to Rubio?

What qualities does JD Vance bring to the table as a potential vice presidential candidate?

How has Doug Burgum's stance on the MAGA agenda changed in recent months?