FLETCHER, North Carolina — Republican vice presidential nominee Gov. Mike Pence greeted an overflow crowd in Fletcher, North Carolina, on Monday evening with recollection of a time when then-President Richard Nixon was driven out of office over the Watergate scandal, comparing that to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s destruction of tens of thousands of subpoenaed emails.
LYNCHBURG, Virginia — Republican vice presidential nominee Gov. Mike Pence called on Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton to denounce staff emails critical of evangelicals and Catholics, referring to new Wikileaks revelations, as he spoke to thousands of students at Liberty University Wednesday.
Several students speaking with Breitbart News at Liberty University’s convocation ahead of a speech by Republican Vice Presidential nominee Gov. Mike Pence was to speak expressed excitement. They had arrived several hours ahead of time and were looking forward to hearing Pence defend Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
Mike Pence was introduced in Fletcher by Congressman Mark Meadows who enthusiastically promoted the Indiana governor on the Trump-Pence ticket, to those gathered. Meadows said Pence, a former congressman, would not change when he returns to Washington.
Republican vice presidential nominee Gov. Mike Pence declared to a Monday evening overflow crowd in Fletcher that he believes the reason for the movement behind the Trump-Pence ticket is that “neighbors are talking to neighbors, coworkers are talking to coworkers.”
Republican vice presidential nominee Gov. Mike Pence courted close to 300 enthusiastic North Carolina voters on Monday in his first campaign event since his running mate, presidential candidate Donald Trump, took on Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in their second debate of the election season.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is reminding Americans of a 2008 Hillary Clinton campaign ad, the deadly terror attack on Americans in Benghazi during Clinton’s tenure as Secretary of State, and is defending his use of Twitter.
Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence will campaign in four states over three days starting on Monday, a campaign source has revealed to Breitbart News.
Republican vice-presidential nominee Gov. Mike Pence said Saturday that he does not condone the lewd remarks made 11 years ago by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump but is grateful his running mate apologized and expressed remorse, and looks forward to Trump showing “what is in his heart” during Sunday night’s presidential debate.
Republican vice presidential nominee Gov. Mike Pence did not attend a campaign event in Wisconsin with House Speaker Paul Ryan on Saturday.
One of Los Angeles’ finest, Steve Owen, was killed on Wednesday as he responded to a burglary call and the suspect shot him down, stole his patrol car and crashed it into another deputy’s vehicle.
Mike Pence, running mate to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, called Clinton the “architect of America’s foreign policy” as he said that the leadership of Clinton and President Barack Obama has, “weakened America’s place in the world.”
“You cannot lead people that you loathe,” Pence, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s running mate, told Pennsylvania voters as he remarked that Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s contempt for millions of Americans should mean that she is disqualified from leading the people of the United States.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump laid out a five point plan to revitalize the American economy as he proclaimed to a crowd gathered in Henderson, Nevada, “We are going to make America wealthy Again.”
Despite the Democrat-heavy audience displayed in the new poll, 48 percent said Pence won the debate over Kaine. Only 42 percent of those debate watchers said Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s running mate won.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s campaign released a new television ad that highlight’s his plan to help relieve the burden of child care costs on American families.
Only 29 percent of likely American voters “trust media fact-checking of candidates’ comments,” according to a late September survey from Rasmussen Reports, while a prior poll indicated presidential debate moderators would help Clinton over Trump.
A young woman was arrested for a hit-and-run that injured a bicyclist just hours after she had posted a picture of her new Mercedes-Benz to Instagram.
Evidence is mounting that despite early reports, the 20-year-old Turkish national who admits taking a gun into a Washington mall where five people were killed last Friday may have had Islamic terror motivations. Arcan Cetin previously posted photos of Islamic State leader
California’s legislature and Gov. Jerry Brown have added yet another layer of regulation to the road, with the passage and Monday signing of a bill that puts further restriction on use of a cell phone while behind the wheel.
First Lady Michelle Obama urged a crowd gathered at LaSalle University in battleground state Pennsylvania to campaign for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton as she slammed Republican nominee Donald Trump, without saying his name.
The southern California newspaper vandalized for using the term “illegals” in its reporting is the only known paper in the Golden State backing Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump for president.
ISIS supporter and foreign national Nader Elhuzayel was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison, with supervised release for life, on Monday afternoon.
Approximately 40 people attacked a California Highway Patrol (CHP) vehicle as the officer inside of it attempted to pull over a suspected reckless driver in Fresno, California on Sunday afternoon. As they attacked the CHP car, the group hurled obscene and racist verbal attacks as well.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump saw many thousands of supporters gather at several rallies this week, far outpacing his opponent, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, who again cancelled one of her few campaign events.
Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf testified before the Senate Banking Commitee Tuesday and was asked multiple times of his knowledge of the company’s recent fraudulent account scam.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump holds a slight lead over Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton among likely voters in North Carolina, according to a new Public Policy Polling survey out this week. The poll showed that 45 percent of the 1,024 likely
Former Chief of Staff to then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Cheryl Mills was given immunity along with two other staff members for their cooperation with the FBI’s investigation into Clinton’s use of a private email server, a congressman told the Associated Press.
Sen. Ted Cruz has endorsed Republican nominee Donald Trump for President four months after dropping out of the race for president, returning to his work in the U.S. Senate, and beginning to campaign for re-election in 2018.
Three brothers were taken to hospitals this week after they and a fourth brother say they barely escaped death at the hands of abductors, possibly connected to Mexican cartels, who beat and forced them to work on a marijuana farm in Northern California from February to July.
A new Emerson College poll shows Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton up six points over Republican nominee Donald Trump in Wisconsin.
Latino voters in California are increasingly deserting Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D-CA) in favor of the favorite, California Attorney General Kamala Harris, in the race for U.S. Senate in California in a new September Field poll.
Democrats are eyeing what they see as the potential for a major pickup in November with retired Marine Col. Doug Applegate facing off against longtime Republican incumbent Rep. Darrell Issa for his seat in the House of Representatives.
Hillary Clinton for President Campaign Manager Robby Mook blasted out an email alerting supporters that their estimate of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s chances of winning the election rose sharply from as low as 10 percent to now as high as 40.
Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence told a crowd of a couple hundred Americans gathered in Mason City, Iowa that with the right leadership Americans can see a more prosperous and secure future for Americans today and for future generations.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump packed an Estero, Florida arena with thousands inside and more outside for a Monday rally. The News-Press estimated the crowd at more than 8,000 people and the heat at over 90 degrees outside the arena where attendees stood before gaining entrance to the event.
Major Clinton Foundation donor and Nigerian-Lebanese billionaire Gilbert Chagoury is suing seven United States federal agencies over being denied a visa to enter the U.S., and is claiming reputational damage after a story leaked about the reason — namely, reports that he aided in funneling money to Islamic terror group Hezbollah.
A suspect or suspects who shot 19-year-old U.S. Marine Lance Corporal Carlos Segovia in the head in South Los Angeles on Friday night were still unknown, as Segovia was declared brain dead Sunday.
Two young girls were forced to change for swim class in front of a biological boy according to their mothers, who say attempts to get the Clover Unified School District to accommodate the young, intermediate school girls were ignored.
He lost badly in the Republican presidential primary election to now-nominee Donald Trump, refused to attend the Republican National convention in the state where he is governor, and now John Kasich is visiting President Barack Obama in the White House to help Obama pass the highly controversial trade agreement, the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP).
