Dueling YouTubes? Apart from an interesting Republican oriented blog post.

Gary Gross posted a most interesting item, asserting Trump's building a "team" to offer to voters appears to him to be an important thing along with who gets second spot on Trump's ticket. Ultimately he suggests after naming "team" possibilities that Trump would be best served with either Marco Rubio or Ron DeSantis as VP nominee.

The suggestion is that "team" solidarity is as big or bigger than second spot on the ticket, but that either of two other Floridians would be good Veep choices lacks a geographical balance, (Trump himself being a Floridian -- as if that State's Republican bias is a positive thing - Florida with its swamps somehow special).

Gary ends his post with a video clip of Trump working an F1 race - in Miami - after Gary's final sentence suggesting, "Finally, I'd bring back Ben Carson at HUD and I'd install Elise Stefanik as Education Secretary." The boost my image by dumping on university education maven, Ed Sec? His preference. It can be debated.

What is interesting is the F1 Miami video, left bottom offers, "Watch on YouTube," which Crabgrass did, and right there on the sidebar offering of other things, an ABC segment,

Stormy Daniels expected to testify Tuesday in Trump hush money trial

 

Obviously, that item seemed, here, to have greater gravitas than a campaign stop at a non-NASCAR auto race. (If it was NASCAR it would seem more fitting, but either way, the hush money trial is real news, not "He stopped and campaigned.")

 

Readers are invited to view both videos, to form their own independent viewpoints.