“Hillary Clinton has vast experience in governing, and trying to make sure the government solves problems and does the right things for people”, he said.
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Hillary Clinton’s vice presidential candidate, U.S. Sen.
The president will be the keynote speaker Wednesday at the Democratic National Convention, where he is expected to speak on the importance of “working together”.
Yet the threat of Trump hasn’t led to an open embrace of Kaine by liberals, who had hoped Clinton would select Massachusetts Sen. Most people, when they run for President, they don’t just say “believe me”. Donald Trump has a passion too: “himself”, Kaine said.
“You can not believe one word that comes out of Donald Trump’s mouth”, Kaine fired. That’s what Bernie Sanders is about, that’s what Jill Stein is about, that’s what Joe Biden is about, that’s what Barack and Michelle Obama are about.
In his speech, Kaine said he and Clinton are “invested” in expanding prekindergarten education and higher education programs.
Kaine spoke Spanish numerous times and also falsely stated that Woodrow Wilson was married to a woman named “Eleanor”, clearly mixing Wilson up with Franklin Roosevelt.
Bloomberg says at the Democratic National Convention that the country must unite around Clinton because she can “defeat a risky demagogue”.
Kaine’s blustery impression of Trump, the Republican nominee, saying “Believe me!” was objectively lacking but succeeded in getting the crowd laughing and ready for more.
“You know who I don’t trust?”
Asked about his governing philosophy and what he has advised Senator Kaine, the father-in-law said, “Get the facts and make your decisions only after you know everything that is involved”.
PHILADELPHIA ― Some New Yorkers might be offended, but Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine offered up a scathing imitation of GOP nominee Donald Trump Wednesday night, complete with a bad Queens accent.
“I love Richmond”, Kaine said.
“He never tells you how he is going to do any of the things he says he is going to do”.
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While Twitter gently poked fun at the vice presidential candidate, Kaine used his time onstage at the DNC to lay into Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
