Thread: Mike Pence 'Strongly' Endorses Paul Ryan as Trump Refuses to do the Same

Sorry that he picked pence. He doesn't see that Nehlen is all over ryan's mistakes? He should not endorse anyone that Trump doesn't endorse.

He also announced an intended reversal of roe vs wade - he can't chase voters away fast enough. If he also comes out for more fracking, oil drilling & coal sans regulations & w/o expanding clean sources, their voter base will dwindle considerably - sorry to say.
http://nymag.com/thecut/2016/07/mike...verturned.html

Wonder how this plays out?

Ryan's Gotta Go!

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Originally Posted by joe s

Wonder how this plays out?

Trump campaign in turmoil as aides stop challenging the mogul and top Republicans begin exploring ways to replace him on ballot

Trump campaign in turmoil as aides stop challenging the mogul and top Republicans begin exploring ways to replace him on ballot

People need to understand that the Trump campaign unlike other campaigns is a one man show. Donald Trump is not in "turmoil", he's clear, he's right, he's decisive, he's unbending, he's committed, and anyone who doesn't understand that hasn't been paying attention, so all the COMPLETE IDIOTS who someone calls "top Republicans" who are "exploring ways to replace him on ballot" have just cooked their own goose.

I guess it's been so long since Americans have seen a real winner in politics, some don't know what to do with one. Let me tell you, you sit back, watch, cheer, vote and enjoy victory.

Pence: Trump 'strongly encouraged me to endorse Paul Ryan'

By NOLAN D. MCCASKILL
08/03/16 01:31 PM EDT
Updated 08/03/16 01:48 PM EDT

Donald Trump may not be ready to support House Speaker Paul Ryan’s reelection bid yet, but his running mate is.

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence told Fox News in a phone interview that he “strongly” backs the House Republican leader, adding that the Republican presidential nominee himself encouraged Pence to support Ryan’s reelection on Wednesday morning.

“I strongly support Paul Ryan, strongly endorse his reelection,” Pence said, calling Ryan a “longtime friend” and “strong conservative leader.” “I believe we need Paul Ryan in leadership in the Congress of the United States to rebuild our military, to strengthen our economy and to ensure that we have the kind of leadership in this country that will make America great again.”

Asked to square that with Trump’s comments Tuesday declining to endorse Ryan in his primary next week, Pence said it was “not at all” a reflection of disunity.

“I talked to Donald Trump this morning about my support for Paul Ryan and our longtime friendship,” Pence said. “He strongly encouraged me to endorse Paul Ryan in next Tuesday’s primary and I’m pleased to do it.”

Trump rebuffed Ryan in a Tuesday interview with The Washington Post, using the speaker’s own months-old words against him as he declined to support his reelection bid.

“I like Paul, but these are horrible times for our country,” Trump told the Post. “We need very strong leadership. We need very, very strong leadership. And I’m just not quite there yet. I’m not quite there yet.”

Ryan is expected to easily beat his primary challenger, Paul Nehlen, and Pence suggested “this is all part of a process” of uniting the GOP following a bitter primary and “an extraordinarily challenging time in the life of our country.”

“I mean, literally, 7½ years of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton’s policies have weakened America’s place in the world,” Pence said.

“It’s stifled our nation’s economy, and Donald Trump has a vision to get this economy moving again, to rebuild our military, to stand with our allies and stand up to our enemies and ensuring that we bring everyone together on the team is gonna continue to be a work in progress but it’s all gonna come together.”

Trump and Ryan, Pence continued, are working to build their relationship. “And I’m very confident after Donald Trump’s elected president and Paul Ryan’s reelected to Congress and as speaker of the House, these two men are gonna do great things to restore this country at home and abroad,” he said.

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/0...#ixzz4GJ95aUSN

Mike Pence is a crappy RINO establishment guy that supports amnesty for illegal aliens in tricky ways. Trump may have tried to cut a deal with the establishment by picking Pence, but Pence is an awful choice for Vice President and God forbid he ever take over the Oval Office.

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Trump and Ryan, Pence continued, are working to build their relationship. “And I’m very confident after Donald Trump’s elected president and Paul Ryan’s reelected to Congress and as speaker of the House, these two men are gonna do great things to restore this country at home and abroad,” he said.

First Trump endorses Rubio and now Pence endorses Ryan? I'm started to feel like the wool is being pulled over my eyes as I speak.

Well, on the bright side of the wool, Rubio claimed "he gets it" on amnesty and comprehensive immigration reform. I'm very confident that Rubio will be very Trump-like in his new Senate term if he wins the General which hopefully he will. Rubio said he's heard the people and he will not fight for amnesty or path to citizenship and all that crap any more. An alliance between Rubio and Trump could be very helpful in getting important matters through the US Senate. Rubio has also distanced from the TPP and will probably vote against it now, because of Trump and the clear will of the voters.

Ryan is a lost a cause. He's the big promoter of the TPP and the big promoter of open borders.

Ryan's Gotta Go!

Support Paul Nehlen!

As to Pence, it made no sense for him to endorse anyone. He's a VP candidate.