“Stay tuned. It’s still early in this campaign”, Pence said, noting that Trump on Monday will detail his vision for “confronting radical Islamic terrorism”.
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A Midwestern man with strong Conservative credentials, IN governor Mike Pence might seem like an unusual choice of running mate for brash New Yorker Donald Trump – but contrasts can sometimes be complimentary.
But Pence said he believes voters are hearing Trump “loud and clear”. Clinton released her latest tax return last week, and her running mate, Virginia Sen.
“She is one of many Republicans that are deserting”, the man said.
That rally also featured a large number of protesters, and was marked by clashes between police and anti-Trump protesters that received national media attention.
Heller, who isn’t up for re-election until 2018, is one of a handful of Republican senators who have refused to back Trump, though he hasn’t explicitly ruled out voting for him.
Pence was able to avoid controversy while taking questions from the crowd. Trump previously told Sean Hannity that when it comes to laws like North Carolina’s HB2, Trump said he would “leave it up to the states”.
On Saturday, she also broke with Trump’s repeated suggestion that a loss in November would be evidence that the nation’s election system is rigged.
Donald Trump is receiving a warm reception as he tours a heavily-damaged portion of East Baton Rouge Parish in Louisiana.
Pence reported no significant savings accounts, mutual funds or 401 (k) accounts from before he became an elected official, and earned a six-figure salary from 2001 to 2013 when he represented IN in the House of Representatives.
Listed as Pence’s other assets and income are a bank account worth no more than $15,000 and two education savings plans each worth no more than $15,000.
“It’s been a rough summer for Trump despite a series of opportunities to refocus on Clinton and her weaknesses”, Lesperance said.
Trump will begin airing his first television ads next week in Florida, Ohio, North Carolina and Pennsylvania.
Pearce, who previously served with Pence in the U.S. House, introduced Pence to the crowd and said the Trump-Pence ticket would end an era of “dark days for our country”.
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If you’re asked if the person you think should be the next President of the United States is honest and trustworthy, and you can’t answer, you should probably find another candidate for President.
