“We going to end death taxes once and for all, and we’re going to lower business taxes in North Carolina so that companies in North Carolina can keep jobs”. “I felt more hopeful after this and know that those who feel hope have more confidence to vote for their beliefs. HRC is bad for the USA”, Chaffetz tweeted.
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“What Trump has done is to make it possible for people who had racist, sexist, and all kinds of prejudices and bigotry to put them right out there”, Clinton said on the “Breakfast Club”, a syndicated radio show based in New York City.
But Trump can’t count on heavily Mormon Utah, last won by a Democrat when President Lyndon B. Johnson carried the state in 1964. Another man sitting down to dinner with his wife said that they had voted just that day.
Expected to campaign with Eric are motivational speaker Mark Geist, state COP chairman Steve House, rancher and author Don Bendell and Veterans for Trump director Matt Miller.
“We are ready as grass roots and as Americans and as patriots”.
His father said he hopes “everyone comes to their senses” and realizes that it is a race between Trump and Clinton and “you’re throwing your vote away if you vote for someone else”. All six of these instances have been either Donald Trump or Mike Pence, and five of them have been in October. “The national media does half of Hillary’s work for her”.
Trump and Pence were in OH on Saturday.
Such a unity message would not be unusual, if not for recent tensions that have played out in public between Trump and Republicans.
Linda Poirier, 70, of Toledo, wore several buttons, including one that said, “I’m A Christian, I’m Voting”. “I believe that Donald Trump as a businessman has the knowledge and experience to prosper the economy”.
“For me, I’m looking at the issues of policy, principle, platform and looking at the large picture – religious freedom, sanctity of life, Second Amendment, Supreme Court – those are my issues”, he said. Most notable was Gov. Gary Herbert, but also among those skipping the event were Sen.
Pence also urged voters to support Republican Rep. Joe Heck in his tight U.S. Senate race against Democratic nominee Catherine Cortez Masto. A police search of the building did not find an explosive device.
“The reality is that the vast majority of Republican leaders are putting party ahead of principle and putting power over the interests of their own country”, McMullin told George Stephanopoulos in an exclusive interview on ABC’s “This Week”.
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Trump hit a high of 60.85% women in the conversation two weeks ago; the Pence conversation last week was 60.47% women. Donald Trump and I think different.
