Mike Pence formally accepted the Republican VP nomination with a fear-mongering speech about life under a Biden presidency. Plus, sports stars strike over Jacob Blake shooting
Mike Pence formally accepted the Republican vice-presidential nomination last night, vowing that a second term of the Trump administration would “make America great again, again”. Pence continued to peddle the apocalyptic vision of a Biden presidency which has come to dominate the party’s convention, claiming that “the hard truth is you won’t be safe in Joe Biden’s America”.
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