“At the state level he has done some good things and he’s done some things that have really irritated people”, says resident, Scott Duncan.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will be in central in today for his first public visit since Hoosiers gave him a pivotal victory in the state’s May primary.
As Trump nears a decision on who he wants to choose as his running mate, Culvahouse’s activities have been closely guarded. He told reporters Monday he’s prepared to make the case for Trump anywhere across the country.
Other potential Trump vice presidents, including former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, similarly have introduced Trump at recent rallies, echoing the skills competitions Trump regularly used to pick a top aide on his former reality television program, “The Apprentice”.
The speech made clear that despite his mild-mannered reputation, the governor and former Congressman could serve the role of attack dog if Trump taps him as his running mate.
Donald Trump is likely to appear with his vice presidential pick at an event on Friday, sources tell ABC News.
Doors for Trump’s rally in Westfield open at 4:30 p.m.
However, the two men agree on key national security issues, ranging from criticism of the Iran nuclear deal to Hillary Clinton’s use of personal email while secretary of state.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is also seen as a possibility, having endorsed Trump after withdrawing from the Republican primary race himself.
His voice raised, Pence said to thunderous applause that the country can not let Democrat Hillary Clinton get elected and called Trump “a good man”.
Christie also sharply criticized Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, in ways that echoed Trump’s comments. “I think it’s what is needed in the ticket”, said Noel. Christie reportedly met with the attorney heading up Trump’s vetting operation over the weekend, in a confab described as the “last part of Christie’s vetting”. “I think he has spoken into the frustration and the longings of the American people as no one since the 40th president, and I think you’re going to continue to see him do that”. “It will show that Donald Trump is showing interest in adding conservative principles to his administration”, said Shawn Carruthers, treasurer of the Floyd Co.
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Promoting technological innovation in production agriculture was a key platform of his campaign when Pence first ran for Indiana Governor. “You’d have to ask them about the process that they’re going through, but look, we’re just very honored to be considered”.
