text:  This time, he really, really wants to win. And so I think he's going to look for a vice presidential nominee that could potentially help him win over some of the key voters that he needs, specifically some independent voters, potentially suburban women voters. The voters that he lost in 2020, the reason he's not in the White House now, if he can find a VP who will help him with that voters, I think that'll be very attractive to him. And what about issues like someone who's a good money raiser, someone who could demonstrate discipline, a good debater, loyalty? What about those types of intangibles?