If Donald Trump retires, is Jared Kushner the best pick for the nominee's VP?

[Kingpoleon]

He would obviously keep Trumpists loyal and seems to be the moderate voice in the administration. A ticket like Nikki Haley/Jared Kushner or Kelly Ayotte/Jared Kushner.

[Kingpoleon]

Dosent this actually violate the anti-nepotism law?

... Picking the President's son-in-law for Vice President? Taft could have conceivably picked Nicholas Longworth...

[Lincoln Republican]

No, he isn't.

He would be one of the worst picks.

The Democrats would obliterate him.

[Thunderbird is the word]

he's also a lifelong Democrat who only backed Trump out of family loyalty.

[Sir Mohamed]

As I understand the title, the scenario is that the Trumpster retires. I don’t see that happening in 2020, if he’s still in office by then. So we’re more talking about 2024. Kushner would definitely bring some youth to a GOP ticket and after serving in the WH some experience in politics (at least more than Drumpf himself). A Pence/Kushner ticket would be interesting, but is not happening in my judgement. I think that Kushner is way too liberal for a national GOP ticket. I see better choices for Pence as nominee. Haley and Ayotte, especially the latter, are unrealistic nominees if Pence runs. Haley maybe for VP.