“The incredible thing about that, it’s two on one, but they’re still outnumbered because Donald Trump is winning hearts and minds all over America every day”.
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GOP Chairman Jeff Cardwell revealed Wednesday the party’s 92 county leaders and “thousands” of volunteers are working closely with Trump’s three paid IN staffers to whip up enthusiasm for the former Gary casino owner and get Hoosiers to the polls voting for Trump.
With his sleeves rolled up and without a suit coat, Pence said he was honored to speak at “a great, North Carolina success story – Manufacturing Methods”. “It’s like they don’t have time to talk about what the Clintons have been up to for the last 30 years”.
Pence commended North Carolina’s economic successes saying the state has prospered in spite of the policies coming out of Washington.
“It’s incredible to me how many people have no idea who Hillary’s running mate is or Donald’s running mae, they just don’t know”, says Joplin resident Mike Pence.
“Donald Trump and I know we haven’t been tough, we haven’t been smart in defending American jobs and American workers”, he said.
“Trump and his weaknesses as a candidate at least give Democrats a reason to hope that their candidate may decide to continue to compete in Georgia until Election Day”, Kenneth Ellinger, a political science professor at Dalton State College, said earlier this month.
The rally came after Pence toured the Port of Wilmington and the Leland plant.
Mike Pence says “pay-to-play politics is over and done” if Donald Trump is elected president. He said that was highlighted recently by revelations in Clinton’s use of private emails during her time as secretary of state that staffers helped secure meetings with Clinton for donors to the Clinton Foundation. “Tell them we can make America great again”, Pence said.
Pence sounded impressed with the work, but told company employee Hunter Phillips that it might not show up on the ring for his auto and house keys. A Franklin & Marshall College Poll, released August 4, has Clinton ahead by 11 points among likely voters, 49 percent to 38 percent.
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Pence’s appearance in Bedminster was one of two in the Philadelphia area Tuesday, which started with a rally at TechTube, a manufacturing plant in Upper Merion. An NBC/Wall Street Journal/Marist poll dated August 7 also has Clinton leading by 11 points, 48 to 37 percent, and Qunnipiac’s August 7 results have her up 10 points, 52 to 42 percent. “I think more people have been hearing Donald Trump than has been let on, and the number is growing”. He’s also getting generally favorable reviews in the national media.
