Kellyanne Conway Advocates for Non-White VP for Trump, Rejects Identity Politics

In a series of op-eds, Conway suggests Trump should select a person of color as VP to lead an inclusive America First movement, while criticizing the concept of identity politics.

Kellyanne Conway, former Trump aide, urges the selection of a non-white vice president, arguing against the practice of identity politics.
Conway distinguishes between choosing a person of color for VP and the Democrats' approach to identity politics, which she criticizes.
Potential VP candidates mentioned include Senators Tim Scott and Marco Rubio, and Representatives Byron Donalds and Wesley Hunt.
Conway emphasizes the need for a VP who can navigate domestic and global challenges, and appeal to a broad coalition including union workers and minorities.
The suggestion comes amid discussions on Trump's running mate for the 2024 election, with Conway advocating for a choice that would broaden the Republican base.

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