The Republican National Convention is this week – and Governor Kim Reynolds says this convention is far different than the one from eight years ago.
In 2016, supporters of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz were feuding — and Trump won the 2016 nomination with the lowest percentage of delegates in 40 years.
Reynolds says Tuesday night’s speeches from Trump’s 2024 G-O-P competitors show they are all in for Trump.
Wednesday’s marquee speech was from J.D. Vance, the Ohio senator Trump has picked as his running mate. Reynolds says she’s biased toward governors and was secretly hoping North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum would be V-P, but she believes the 39-year-old Vance will appeal to younger voters, a critical voting block.
Reynolds says she expects Trump to deliver an optimistic, hopeful speech at the convention tonight.
story courtesy of Radio Iowa
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