Video : Trump Meets With Mike Pence, The Veep?
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July 14, 2016
Trump met today with Indiana Governor, Mike Pence, the guy at the tippy-top of Trump’s Veep-list.
Trump said about the meeting,”High-quality person… We had a great meeting.”
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.@realDonaldTrump on @GovPenceIN: "High quality person… We had a great meeting." #SpecialReport pic.twitter.com/oFNQG1aQrU
— Fox News (@FoxNews) July 13, 2016
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TRUMP-PENCE.
Gingrich to be Chief of Staff (or run for Speaker if Ryan loses).
Christie to be Attorney General.
Flynn to be Secretary of Defense or CIA Director.
Dr Carson to be last Secretary of Education.
Governor Palin – Department of Energy!
Senator Sessions to run for Majority Leader.
Governor Perry – Homeland Security.
Milo Yiannopoulos or Ann Coulter for Press Secretary. (just kidding, but it would a lot of fun to watch, wouldn’t it?)
Sometimes I think Trump wants his VP pick to show that he’s wants to go to “the middle” on the core issues he won the nomination on.
PENCE would exemplify that.
From VDare: NO To Hapless Jackal Mike Pence:
Pence would be a bigger folly than Ernst. His main contribution to immigration policy during his time in Congress: nearly snatching defeat from victory during the 2007 Amnesty War. When the Senate passed the McCain-Kennedy Amnesty Bill and the House was going to block it, Pence broke with Tom Tancredo and introduced the “Pence Plan,” called the Krieble Plan, after his donor, Helen Krieble, ordered it up. The difference from McCain-Kennedy: Pence would have put corporations in charge of the Amnesty — making ALL illegals eligible for a “guest-worker program” [and permanent residency and ultimately citizenship]. Fortunately, grass roots patriots defeated him. Pence has tried to stay quiet on immigration since then. But Pence *maintains his past positions.*