Pence in New Hampshire: ‘Biden Will Take Us on Path of American Decline’
October 21, 2020
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as posted by the channelVice President Mike Pence campaigns in New Hampshire and touts a bid to reelect President Donald Trump at a 'Make America Great Again!' event at Port City Air in Portsmouth.
Pence held the event Wednesday, rallying the crowd in drizzling rain, brandishing the administration's achievements during Trump's first term and outlining a Trump doctrine that 4 more years would bring.
"Four more years will maintain America's unrivaled military might and ensure peace through American strength. With four more years will make America into the manufacturing superpower of the world," he said.
Pence has spent the last two days in Maine and New Hampshire on the campaign trail and moves on to the battleground state of Ohio where he'll hold a rally at the Cincinnati Municipal Airport Wednesday evening.
On the trail in New Hampshire, Pence told the crowd "We need to decide right here and right now that Joe Biden will never be president of the United States. We're going to reelect President Donald Trump for four more years."
Adding, "you saw in Donald Trump, not just the vision, but the leadership qualities to make America great again."
As Pence is traveling, Trump is hopping from one must-win stop on the electoral map to the next in the leadup to a final presidential debate that may be his last, best chance to alter the trajectory of the 2020 campaign.
As Democrat Joe Biden holes up for debate prep in advance of Thursday's faceoff in Nashville, Tennessee, he's hoping for a boost from former President Barack Obama, who will be holding his first in-person campaign event for Biden Wednesday in Philadelphia. Obama, who has become increasingly critical of Trump over the three and a half years since he left office, will address a drive-in rally, where supporters will listen to him over the radio inside their cars.
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