John B. King Jr.: “Will the Republican Party finally say 'enough' or will it, in a critical battleground state, this year for Senate and…”

It's about trying to show respect which Hillary Clinton did not for people who worked with their hands, not just in the oil and gas industry.

You address your weaknesses. At this point in the campaign, you're the nominee. They have eight months to November. You address your weaknesses and you try to build on your strengths.

Eighteen percent of the American people, registered voters, think Joe Biden's policies have helped them personally. That has to be a gut punch to the President.

The reason both campaigns are spending way more money there than anywhere else is because they think it is what's going to tip the scales.