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... that make the bombs and make the planes and make everything else stay happy. William Brangham: Meanwhile, the two vice presidential nominees spent today in Wisconsin. In the city of La Crosse, Vice President Mike Pence stressed the Republican ticket's support for law enforcement. Vice President Donald Trump: I ...
Wisconsin Democrats, such as U.S. Congressman Mark Pocan, who represents Madison, condemned the president's words. Rep. Mark Pocan, D- Wis.: We don't want people coming in from out of state with guns, acting like vigilantes, thinking that they're running the streets. And yet that is exactly ...
Yamiche Alcindor: President Trump defended his supporters on Twitter. And, this morning, he again threatened federal intervention, writing -- quote -- "If this joke of a mayor doesn't clean it up, we will go in and do it for them." Meanwhile, in Kenosha, Wisconsin, tensions remain high ahead of a planned ...
... renomination for vice president. WATCH: Mike Pence’s full speech at the Republican National Convention In his RNC address, he mentioned the unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin, prompted by the police shooting of Jacob Blake and later, the two people shot by a white 17-year-old during the protests over ...
... GOP renomination for vice president. WATCH: Mike Pence’s full speech at the Republican National Convention In his address, he mentioned the unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin, prompted by the police shooting of Jacob Blake and later, two people shot by a white 17-year-old during the protests over Blake ...
... was on the way: "We will not stand for looting, arson, violence, and lawlessness on American streets." He vowed to "restore law and order." Separately, Wisconsin Governor Tony Ever again redoubled the number of state National Guard troops deployed in Kenosha to 500, still short of the 1,500 troops ...
... to August. The venue, originally the Fiserv Forum, home to Milwaukee's NBA team, with capacity for 18,000 people, was changed to the smaller Wisconsin Center that can house up to 4,000 people. Instead of one city hosting the entire event, the convention will now be anchored from ...
APPLETON, Wisconsin -- Seeking to divert attention from the Democratic National Convention that had been planned for Milwaukee, President Donald Trump is traveling to the battleground state of Wisconsin on Monday where he’ll face a familiar foe: women in Republican-leaning suburbs who overwhelmingly disapprove of him and his handling ...
... even martial law. Nick Schifrin: Lukashenko is now fighting for his survival. There's no telling how far he's willing to go. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin. Judy Woodruff: The State Department's internal watchdog has determined that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo acted legally in ...
... Wisconsin entirely during that cycle in favor of making campaign stops in other states thought to be more competitive. Democratic presidential nominees had not lost Wisconsin or Michigan -- where Clinton did make some late campaign stops -- since the 1980s, and the campaign considered the states to be reliably blue in ...
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