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by News Editor
Presidential candidate Donald Trump gave a foreign policy speech on Wednesday in Washington. Photo: Twitter.
New York Times – It’s a time-honored tradition for politicians to deny any interest in the vice presidency. But this year, with the possibility of Donald J. Trump as the Republican nominee, they really mean it.
“Never,” said Chris Schrimpf, a spokesman for Gov. John Kasich of Ohio, who is still running against Mr. Trump. “No chance.”
