Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine leaned over to Hillary Clinton on Thursday night right after she became the first woman to accept a major party’s presidential nomination and marked the historic moment with a few words.
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Mike Pence, Trump’s running mate, wasn’t mentioned at all. Tim Kaine debuted as the Democratic Party’s presidential ticket by kicking off a bus tour through OH and Pennsylvania to highlight a plan to make the biggest U.S.jobs investment since World War II. This contradicts Clinton’s campaign manager who told CNN that Kaine supports repealing Hyde and backs Clinton’s abortion agenda “100%”.
But it’s this number that has Clinton’s strategist seeing inroads with Republicans: 17% of Republican registered voters in CNN’s latest poll had an unfavorable view of Donald Trump and 23% of registered voters who identify as conservative said the same.
“A democracy requires something from all of us”, she said. His convention speech was full of folksy phrasing and a very bad, dad-like impression of Donald Trump.
“We’ve got work to do”.
“I am not satisfied with the status quo”. And when I left high school, I knew that I wanted to battle for social justice. Kaine said that, despite reports, “I have not changed my position”, on the bill which bans the use of federal money on abortion services.
In Ohio, the RealClearPolitics polling average shows Clinton and Trump virtually tied, with the former secretary of state edging him by less than a percentage point. Kaine said as he introduced Clinton. Both of them promised, their policies would create more jobs and improve wages.
Tim Kaine that will take them across the battleground state of Pennsylvania and next into OH, hitting themes like manufacturing, infrastructure and small business support. There is no daylight between him and Hillary Clinton on this issue. They pointed to K’NEX as a model company that honors the “Made in America” motto.
“I find it highly amusing that Donald Trump talks about ‘Make America Great Again.’ He doesn’t make a thing in America – except bankruptcies”, CBS News quoted the former First Lady as saying. Bernie Sanders, her primary season rival, saying, “I’ve heard you”. “We know that people are hurting”, the chairman said. No Republican has ever won the White House without winning OH on election day.
“Oh we’re feeling wonderful!” said Linda Pauline, who came to Temple University with her sisters, Rose Lee and Linda. “That gave me a discipline that I think will help us win this race”. Democratic vice presidential nominee Sen.
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The Democratic National Convention may be over but social media is still abuzz. It was such a contrast to the Republican message. Indeed the church and Democrats are typically on the opposite sides of the debate over abortion rights, but in the Pope Francis era, many Democrats have been embracing the Catholic Church much more than they used to.
