Would Donald Trump and Mike Pence have a good working relationship if elected?

[Ebowed]

With Donald Trump throwing his tobacco puppet under the bus tonight, it looks like any goodwill remaining between these two will have evaporated by the end of the election season.  If they were to somehow win the election as the Trump-Pence ticket, what do you think their working relationship would be like?

[Senator-elect Spark]

Unsure, lean no.

[kyc0705]

They would probably get along as well as these two:

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

Not after the tapes, no.

[SirMuxALot]

Need a baseline definition here.  Did Obama have a good working relationship with his first Secretary of State?

[Absentee Voting Ghost of Ruin]

If somehow elected, no matter what Trump does, Pence will stick it out and suck it up. Because 1) he's a spineless but ambitious weasel or he never would have taken the job in the first place, and 2) it's only a matter of time before President Pussygrabber would get bored and quit, get impeached,  get shot by the military, or die from the stress. And then it would be President Pence time.

[i4indyguy]

I am a subscriber to the 'report' that Trumps son offered control of both foreign and domestic policy to gov Kasich,  So long as donald could be the king of making america great again.  Their working relationship COULD be great if Donald was willling to be but a figurehead with some media and branding skill, allowing pence to actually steer the ship.  But he doesnt have the ability to let anyone else define the direction of his public image and legacy.   I think what he wants out of a vp is someone who will execute exclusively 'his' vision, however erratic and uninformed it may be, and take the mundane and tedious responsibilities of negotiating and reading breifs and sitting through endless meetings off his hands.   Those things are so BETA.   There is no overlap between the two of the, and donald would never acutally take advice on a consistent basis, so.........  NO