“I think the Hillary logo is really saying nothing,” Scott Thomas, the design director for Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign, told POLITICO at the time. Hillary Clinton’s campaign drew a fair amount of criticism on a variety of points when it unveiled its “Forward” logo in April 2015. Trump’s new logo would hardly be the first to face online mockery. Your graphic designers are somehow more incompetent than you. Maybe it’s just me, but this seems very inappropriate for a campaign logo /KJfHIuj2Sf “Together we will Make America Great Again! Contribute now to be the first to join the Trump-Pence Team.” “I am pleased to announce that I have chosen Governor Mike Pence as my Vice Presidential running mate,” Trump wrote in the joint fundraising committee’s email. John Dingell quipped.įrom campaign email, here’s the Trump-Pence 2016 logo.
“What is the T doing to that P?” the longtime former Democratic Rep. "There may have been a time when affirmative action was necessary simply to open the doors of all of our schools and universities, but I think that time has passed," he said.Twitter lit up with jokes about the interlocking letters looking sexually suggestive. He said the ruling in favor of a Christian graphic artist from Colorado who does not want to design wedding website for same-sex couples was "a victory for the religious freedom of every American of every faith." In response to the ruling on affirmative action, Pence said he doesn't believe there is racial inequity in the education system in America. Pence also discussed the controversial Supreme Court decisions released last week. "President Biden says, 'We're there as long as it takes.' It shouldn't take that long," said Pence, who visited Ukraine last week and met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Biden for his handling of Russia's war in Ukraine, saying he has failed to explain to Americans "what our national interest is there" and is too slow to provide weapons to Ukraine. "The blame for what happened here falls squarely on the current commander in chief." "We went 18 months without a single American casualty to the day at that Kabul airport that we lost 13 brave American service members," he said. The former vice president argued that the Taliban had breached those terms, and thus the U.S. agreed to a conditions-based withdrawal of all remaining forces from Afghanistan if the Taliban lived up to its own commitments.
Under the terms of the Trump administration's 2020 agreement with the Taliban, the U.S. Transcript: Former Vice President Mike Pence on "Face the Nation".I think we would have landed in that place." … Ultimately there's still American forces in Syria today.
"Just as the president announced - the former president announced - we were pulling troops out of Syria. "I think we ultimately would have done that," he said. "Candidly, it was always my belief that it would be prudent to keep a couple of thousand American forces there to support our efforts against terrorist elements, both in Afghanistan and in the region," Pence, who is running for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, told "Face the Nation" in an interview that aired Sunday. troops would have remained in Afghanistan, despite an agreement the Trump administration made with the Taliban that had American forces leaving by May 2021. Washington - Former Vice President Mike Pence said thousands of U.S.
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