This bothers me. Trump is running for president but doesn't want to do the job? Hmmmm. That's not good. You could argue the Bush did to some degree with Cheney, but I think it was more that he listened to Cheney, not that he told him to handle all of the domestic and foreign policy issues.
If it is true, then Mike Pence needs to be scrutinized heavily.
You can take delegation too far.
http://www.cbsnews.com/...erful-vp-in-history/
Donald Trump Jr. went to a Kasich adviser with an offer, the report in the New York Times Magazine, said: if Kasich joined the ticket, he could be "the most powerful vice president in history."
By that, Trump Jr. said he meant Kasich would "be in charge of domestic and foreign policy," according to the Times. When the Kasich adviser asked what Trump would then be in charge of, Trump Jr. simply replied: "Making America great again."
If it is true, then Mike Pence needs to be scrutinized heavily.
You can take delegation too far.
http://www.cbsnews.com/...erful-vp-in-history/
Donald Trump Jr. went to a Kasich adviser with an offer, the report in the New York Times Magazine, said: if Kasich joined the ticket, he could be "the most powerful vice president in history."
By that, Trump Jr. said he meant Kasich would "be in charge of domestic and foreign policy," according to the Times. When the Kasich adviser asked what Trump would then be in charge of, Trump Jr. simply replied: "Making America great again."
