Class and respect for those who died.
Smart move.
Thanks for the post,just heard this myself on Greta on Fox and of FREEPERS! Thanks.
Tragic news in France.
It’s one horrible week after another all around the world.
Trumpo speaking to Greta on Fox now.
Trump. Personal decency.
And Hillary! will still be fundraising, tomorrow...
*SPIT*
Didn’t Spence condemn Trump’s remarks about banning muslims? Trump may have had a change of heart after Nice. He may be about to once more call for stopping muslims “until we figure out who they are”.
Tomorrows news will be about the latest muslim terror attack so it was wise for Trump to wait out these developments
With all these attacks from Obama’s favored groups, Trump is having to do a lot of postponements.
An obvious decision. Had to be done.
Trump sounded GREAT !
I had a fellong there would be an attack before the announcement, and one or two next week.
Then it is not Pence. This would surpass the Indiana deadline.
Pure Class
Dignified
Respectful
Building Bridges to European Citizens
Can only imagine the headlines that will come this weekend, given the Nice, France attack and BLM riots, I mean rallies planned across the country tomorrow night.
I’m in the middle of the book, The Camp Of The Saints.
It’s almost as if author Frenchman Raspail traveled 40 years into the future, spent about 24 hours looking around, then returned to 1975 and wrote the book.
Of course all the usual suspects called it “racist” and all the other usual smears, and still do, even if the things he details are unfolding before our eyes.
It’s “unavailable” on Kindle but you can get the paperback from Amazon. Be advised, it’s strong brew. He talks about the bigoted French press that allowed the serpents into the country, the goo goos cutting their own throats, the fact that the 3rd world wants us all dead, period, the whole prescient schmear.
The insanity of choosing Pence must stop. We need a qualified candidate entirely capable of stepping into President Trump's shoes day one if needed. Newt is also much more capable and forceful dealing with the Congress and Senate to get Mr. Trump's agenda passed than Pence is.
Indiana governor, Mike Pence, might be a long shot candidate for the presidency as of 2014, but with the Koch brothers support he is sure to make a big splash in the 2016 presidential election.
Mike Pence attended a recent off-the-record New York dinner party that was hosted by the conservative magazine “The American Spectator”. Pence was seated with David Koch. Koch’s family foundation is one of the largest donors to The American Spectator, which operates as a 501(c) 3 non-profit. Other people seated at the table included Conservative anti- tax czar, Grover Norquist and Thomas Lehrman, the co-founder of the Gerson Lehrman Group and a former George W. Bush administration appointee.
Pence has been shoring up his Conservative credentials by canning the Common Core in Indiana and giving Reagan-like speeches where he espouses the virtues of Conservatism.
“We must demand that renewed Republican leadership… permanently reduce the size and scope of the federal government by restoring to the states and to the people those resources and responsibilities that are rightfully theirs under the Constitution of the United States,” he stated recently.
Pence stated firmly his feelings on big government, “It’s impossible to read the Constitution of the United States without understanding it as a document of a limited federal government that contemplates that there would be those responsibilities and resources—and those functions of government—many of which would be best administered at the state level.” He specifically cited education, welfare and transportation as the areas to cut federal spending.
It seems as the Koch Brothers my have found their man in Pence. Recently, Matt Lloyd, a longtime spokesman for Pence during his time in Congress, was recently hired by Koch Industries as their communications director in Washington. The Kochs gave Pence $200,000 for his 2012 governor’s race, and the Koch-backed Americans For Prosperity fought Indiana House Republicans last year when Pence’s proposed income tax cut ran into opposition.
Being a neighbor governor, Iowans will give Mike Pence a long look, but if he brings the kind of negative, big money advertising from 501’s that come with the Koch Brothers candidates, he will find it hard to win the the hearts of the down-to-earth Iowans or the 2016 Iowa Caucus. Trump barely knows him… Even Sessions would have been a better and more loyal pick. Will still vote for Trump, but Pence seems to be close to all the people who have tried everything in their power to try and stop Trump. Is it Manafort's influence? Something seems off. Trump barely knows Pence.