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“I am asking all Mississippians to give me your vote tomorrow so I can … protect our conservative values,” she said. “Wow,” Trump said of her remarks as the crowd chanted “U-S-A!”
The corporations say the remark does not reflect their values.
Polls showed big Democratic gains in the House and a Senate up for grabs.
She was leading in the polls up until the election, ultimately losing by less than 2 points.
Pressley has “rare political talents, combining personal charisma with a shrewd understanding of how to translate values into policy,” the Globe’s endorsement read.
“Tester doesn’t share your values. … Jon Tester says one thing when he’s in Montana. But I’m telling you … he does the exact opposite.”
And Trump’s rhetoric has only intensified, as he warns of subhuman immigrants transforming American neighborhoods from Long Island to California into “blood-stained killing fields.”
From Doug Jones’ Election Night Rally [jwp-video n=”1″] A pivotal role Her support for Jones dates back to before the August primary, when she endorsed him, saying he shared “the Democratic values
Pews to polls Both campaigns have been using their connections in the religious community to boost turnout heading into the special election.
Judy Chu, the chairwoman of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus.
“Parnell’s values are vastly out of step with South Carolina and the NRCC will work relentlessly to ensure voters know that,” NRCC spokesman Matt Gorman said.