He warned voters against choosing a nominee whose experience was rooted in Washington.
The night, however, belongs to Representative Paul D. Ryan, the vice-presidential nominee, whose speech will cap the evening's proceedings.
The Republican nominee, whose campaign is managed by pollster Kellyanne Conway, called this "a voter suppression technique".
Ghostpoet is a former Mercury prize nominee whose style is someplace between MC and a performance poet.
Speakers like Christie and Ryan labored to transfer some of their own credibility as conservative reformers to a nominee whose record still inspires little conservative enthusiasm.
National political conventions in America have become largely meaningless theater, serving principally as coronations for a party nominee whose selection by thousands of delegates is entirely preordained.
Virtually all of them were from aggrieved liberals, many of whom responded with just one name: Merrick Garland, Obama's Supreme Court nominee, whose appointment was blocked by McConnell.
Pressure on Democrats to support their president will be somewhat diluted by their ability to claim solidarity with their nominee — whose anti-TPP stance will remain clear.
The proposal also highlights a key environmental opinion of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, the embattled Supreme Court nominee, whose nomination hearings have gripped the nation in recent days.
At this point, the senator cut off the poor nominee, whose earnest efforts to justify his own inadequacies were wasting precious time.
Senators cannot reasonably expect a nominee whose judicial philosophy matches their own in every way, and they should not let it be the only factor in their decision.
