Social media users noted that the weblink trumpburgum.com automatically redirects to Donald Trump's official campaign website.
The odds on North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum being former President Donald Trump's 2024 running mate have been shortened by a number of leading bookmakers, with whom he is now the strong favorite.It came after social media users noted that the weblink trumpburgum.com automatically redirects to Donald Trump's official campaign website, leading to speculation that Burgum could be the presumptive Republican presidential nominee's pick.
Burgum, who mounted a longshot bid for the GOP nomination, was asked about speculation he could be Trump's running mate on Wednesday by Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum.He replied: 'That's up for President Trump to decide, and President Trump alone. He's got a lot of great choices.'Burgum explicitly said he'd be happy to serve under Trump if he's elected for a second term.'I've got no concerns at all about being in this administration,' he said.
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