Below is A Recap of Speeches on Day Three of The Republican Convention. Ted Cruz exacerbated the party’s divides by refusing to publicly endorse Trump in his own speech. He’ll also follow a speech from Lynne Patton, who’s vice president of The Eric Trump Foundation. But he changed course Friday morning, gleefully recalled that Cruz “was booed off the stage”.
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At the end, Trump and his children were seated in the audience, keeping blank stares amid the whole scuffle.
“I’m very excited about this”, Ellis said.
“I’ll be one of the first to tell you, I was one of the booers”, McMullen said. He pointed out his mother and his wife, Karen, as the delegates on the floor cheered.
Parties always have internal squabbles, but what’s striking at the Republican National Convention is just how open delegates and life-long Republicans are about their varying degrees of enthusiasm for the nominee.
Mike Pence says Republicans have nominated a presidential candidate who never quits or backs down. “Until now, he’s done it all by himself, against all odds. But this week with this united party, he’s got backup!” “That’s all they wanted and he didn’t do it”.
“Major loser”, “total lightweight” and “fat pig” are among the Donald Trump phrases Facebook users can brand themselves with using a new app from Hillary Clinton’s campaign.
Trump announced Pence as his vice presidential running mate last week.
The Texas senator still hasn’t endorsed now official GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump after their bitter primary fight, and there has been little indication he intends to do so Wednesday night.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is telling Republicans who are on the fence about supporting Donald Trump for president that “we can’t wait four more years”.
Crank, who now stands firmly behind Trump, says there’s a race to run and a candidate to keep out of the White House. Trump repeatedly referred to Cruz as “Lyin’ Ted”.
Two of Trump’s other former rivals also spoke earlier in the evening, and both offered praise for the GOP nominee, though some of it was still pretty tepid. “I think people realize I ran before and I’ve literally been running for governor for six years”.
Stahl then reminded Trump that he had harped on this very vote as evidence of Hillary Clinton’s bad judgment.
The Indiana governor says Democrat Hillary Clinton would choose justices who would take unconstitutional actions. “The consequences are too great”. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, at home campaigning for re-election to the Senate, will speak via video. “It’s time to come together and fight for a new direction for America. It’s time to win in November”.
“There are more Hoosiers going to work than ever before”, the governor said Wednesday night in Cleveland.
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“To hear Mike Pence say he is a good man, that helps those of us who still doubt that when we go in the ballot box we’ll be able to vote for Trump”, said Charles Meyer, a delegate from Texas.
