Wisconsin Republican delegate Van Mobley did support Trump back then – he says the Pence selection is encouraging.
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Or revert to Democratic policies that Pence argued have “weakened America’s place in the world”.
Donald Trump has formally introduced his pick for vice president Mike Pence as a “solid” and “highly talented” man in their first public appearance on a joint ticket for the White House. And he will have to be ready for a litany of questions about Trump’s provocative proposals, at least one of which – his call to ban Muslim immigration – Pence has condemned.
Trump and Pence appeared on stage together only momentarily at the Hilton Hotel in Manhattan, each addressing the media and about 100 supporters who assembled for the event without the use of a teleprompter. However, once he mentioned Clinton, his attention was redirected, and there was a departure from his notes as he referred to his opponent “Crooked Hillary”. “The turnaround and the strength of IN has been incredible”. Ted Cruz, ahead of Indiana’s primary.
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He also said he anticipated Pence would have won re-election as governor if he hadn’t chose to join the ticket.
“I don’t know where that came from”, Palatucci said.
Trump also referenced Indiana’s $2 billion in reserves and the state’s AAA bond rating.
Since Donald Trump has chosen Mike Pence to run as his VP, “Periods for Pence” is encouraging its followers to leave similar messages for the presumptive Republican presidential nominee and the Republican National Convention.
“It was the single greatest non-endorsement I’ve ever had in my life”, Trump said Saturday. “There is going to be respect again for law and order”. And on that score, Trump says he has already gotten important party approval for his choice of Pence.
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Indiana Govenor Mike Pence joins Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. The announcement took place at the New York Hilton and was originally scheduled for Friday. However, Trump made a decision to postpone his announcement, he stated it was out of respect for the victims of the terrorist attack in Nice, France. But after publicly waffling over his own choice, Trump spent more time today making false attacks on Hillary Clinton-several of which could also be leveled against Pence-and talking about his own businesses than his own running mate.
