Ingraham mentioned several names including Vivek Ramaswamy, Ron DeSantis, Byron Donalds, Tim Scott, Kristi Noem, and Tulsi Gabbard.
President Trump confirmed that these individuals were indeed on his shortlist.
Notably, it was Ingraham who initiated the discussion of potential running mates, not President Trump himself. This conversation sparked significant speculation within political circles. Interestingly, Tulsi Gabbard had previously been questioned by Sean Hannity in 2023 about her vice presidential aspirations.
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Adding to the intrigue, Gabbard is scheduled to headline a fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago next month, as reported by The Hill. The exclusive invitation reveals that she will be the keynote speaker at the 917 Society’s annual fundraiser on March 7, focusing on celebrating the Constitution in Palm Beach. This event follows Trump's acknowledgment that Gabbard is being considered for the vice presidential position, alongside other contenders.
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Attendance for the fundraiser dinner is priced at $1,250 per person. Gabbard, who retired from Congress in 2021 after representing Hawaii’s 2nd Congressional District, was known for her progressive stance, often aligning further left than many of her liberal colleagues in the House.
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