“You see someone who is engaging the American people, listening to the American people, hearing from all sides”, he said. Governor Pence, however, may offer a more measured, civil tone that appeals to local Republicans and Mormons more than his running mate’s. That makes it real easy for me.
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Wolf declined to answer whether he felt Comstock should get involved in the race through an endorsement or campaigning alongside the Trump team.
Wolf said he supported Ohio Gov. John Kasich in the GOP primary. Both are all in for Trump now.
The latest Roanoke College Poll of likely voters shows Hillary Clinton has a sixteen point lead over Donald Trump in Virginia, so we asked him about it. Lannie Hamsley, a retiree from Unadilla, said it was Trump’s tough-talking immigration stance that attracted her and millions of others to support his insurgent campaign earlier this year.
For Dalton resident Dianne Putnam, a delegate to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, this was the second time in less than a month she’s seen Pence speak. “She’s kind of hard to trust”. This year, some polls suggest that Georgia appears to be a toss-up. I travel the state of Georgia.
In a “Meet the Press” interview clip out Saturday, Pence was pressed by NBC News’ Chuck Todd about the GOP ticket’s tax documents.
Mike Pence begins a two-day swing through Georgia that includes a fundraiser in Atlanta and then an event Monday night at the Cobb Galleria. Lobbyist Spencer Stokes said he was there because “the Supreme Court means too much to me”. The crowd booed mentions of letting more Syrian refugees fleeing from ISIS into the country, and broke out into chants of “lock her up”, referring to presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
“The American people are exhausted of politicians who divide the American people to unite their support”, Pence said.
The FBI summary “truly does disqualify her from serving as President of the United States”, Pence said. He also promised tax cuts across the board.
Pence said he was proud of Trump for speaking “plainly and truthfully” about the challenges minority children face.
“I’m a Christian, a conservative and a Republican, in that order”, Pence told the crowd.
In the piece, which was unearthed by Right Wing Watch, Pence lamented what he saw as efforts by the party elite and the mainstream media to marginalize or overlook social conservatives. “We have a saying back in IN that good fences make good neighbors”, he said.
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Pence also hit Clinton running mate Tim Kaine for comparing Trump’s values to those of the Ku Klux Klan and white supremacist David Duke, and accused Clinton – who said last week that Trump built his campaign on prejudice – of casting Trump’s supporters as bigots.
