The same day Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence said that politics is no place for name-calling, his running mate, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, indulged in a little name-calling of his own. When the sheriff’s deputies didn’t find a phone, the security official then denied DelReal entry anyways.
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Despite his effort of eliminating his electronic devices from the event and being patted down, the security official still refused access to the reporter. “But you have 33,000 emails deleted, and the real problem is what was said in those emails from the Democratic National Committee”.
Pence spokesman Marc Lotter tells the Post the campaign is “looking into the alleged incident”.
It seems as if both Trump and Pence are attempting to ban reporters from writing anything negative about their speeches, when in reality, all they are trying to do is report the truth.
One official from the Pence campaign blamed the incident on an overzealous volunteer. “They said, all the people we compete with are already manufacturing in Mexico, and we’re just going to go there”.
In an article, the Executive Editor of The Post says, “The harassment of an independent press isn’t coming to an end”. “This is not our policy”.
“Let me assure you, having been on the road with Donald Trump most of this week, there would never be a need for an elbow”, Pence said. As a Congressman – as the Washington Post and numerous other outlets have pointed out – Pence voted in favor of every free trade deal that came before him, including the Central America Free Trade Agreement, the U.S.-Singapore Free Trade Agreement, and other free trade deals with Panama, Korea and Peru.
Trump’s busy campaign schedule comes amid renewed controversy over remarks made by the NY businessman on Wednesday. “Keeping Crooked Hillary Clinton out of the White House!” he said. “Trump’s temperament and divisive rhetoric is turning off, in particular, suburban women, making even historically Republican regions problematic for them”. The implication seemed to be that Trump would go after Bezos, Amazon, and the Post if he were president, and the reason seemed specifically to be the Post’s negative coverage.
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It was the first of two stops in the Great Lakes State, Pence will be speaking Thursday night in Novi.
