Pence said he was “not going to validate the language Hillary Clinton used to describe the American people”. On Monday, Trump released a new TV ad saying that Clinton was “viciously demonizing hard-working people like you”.
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Pence came under fire for refusing to to use the term “deplorable” during an interview with CNN on Monday. I believe CNN asked the question at the press conference and he shut it down immediately.
“For all the world, I have no idea why this man keeps coming up”, the IN governor said. But one of them – Kelly Platt, a pharmacist intern who said she is a Trump supporter – said Trump told Oz that he is so good at golf he could join the PGA Tour.
Duke, who is running for a U.S. Senate seat from Louisiana, was pleased with that.
Trump is expected to discuss his health, as well as health and medical issues facing the nation, with show host Dr. Mehmet Oz and take questions from the audience, Conway told Fox News.
The Republican Party’s presidential nominee appeared on The Dr Oz Show for what his campaign team described as a chat about his general well-being and his family’s medical history.
“I mean, if Republicans were doing that they [the media] would be warming up the gas chamber right now”. I was in the Republican caucus in the legislature.
“Not knowing if we would see Mr. Trump’s medical records, I planned to do a full review of systems with Mr. Trump”.
“Hillary Clinton wasn’t talking about that bad man”, he said of Clinton’s since-walked-back remarks that roughly half of Trump’s supporters were “racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic”.
Trump started by slamming Hillary Clinton who recently called his supporters deplorable. The Indiana governor had endorsed Cruz in his bid for the White House.
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, who chaired Clinton’s 2008 presidential campaign, said the Democratic nominee’s comments pale in comparison to Trump’s.
Trump says of the “birther” movement: “I finished it”.
The NCAA had expressed concern previous year when Pence signed into law a “religious freedom law” that critics said would enable businesses to discriminate against gays and lesbians. “You know me better than that”.
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Pence left the meeting without commenting.
