Will Scott Brown Be Trump's VP?

<p class&equals;"MsoNormal">Republican front-runner Donald Trump hinted at a possible running mate for the first time on Saturday at a rally in New Hampshire&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p class&equals;"MsoNormal">Trump said that former Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown would be a &ldquo&semi;very good&rdquo&semi; vice president also stating&comma; &ldquo&semi;Vice president&period; Hey that sounds like it could&mdash&semi;hey&comma; hey&comma; &&num;8211&semi;very good&period;&rdquo&semi;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p class&equals;"MsoNormal">Now that Brown&rsquo&semi;s name has been thrown into the ring as a potential running mate&comma; who is the man that could run alongside Donald Trump&quest;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p class&equals;"MsoNormal">Brown won a special election in 2010 to succeed Ted Kennedy in Massachusetts&comma; before then losing in 2012 to Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren&period; In 2014&comma; he relocated to New Hampshire to run against Democratic Senator Jeanne Shaheen&comma; but lost in a neck and neck race&period; Now&comma; in 2016&comma; he could be soon running for vice president&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;