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| Donald Trump's U.S. presidential running mate, Mike Pence, and yes, it seems 'birds of a feather do flock together'. |
"We haven't seen a lot of warming lately," Indiana
Gov. Mike Pence (R) said during a February interview with Chuck Todd on MSNBC.
It turns out that same year, 2014, would go down as the
warmest since records began in 1880. The status was short-lived. The following
year would supplant it as having the highest average temperature in the
instrumental record, according to NASA.
Pence, a Tea Party favorite, is seen by many Republicans as
someone who would be a calming choice for vice president in Trump's
unconventional candidacy. He would add legislative and executive experience to
a party ticket headlined by a television celebrity who has never before run for
political office.
Trump was expected to formally announce his choice of
running mate this morning but announced last night that he would postpone his
plans, citing the "horrible attacks" in Nice, France, that left at
least 84 people dead. Authorities said a truck crashed into a crowd of people
celebrating Bastille Day.
Read Evan Lehmann’s story on Climate Wire - “'Global warming is a myth. ... There, I said it'.”
(Donald
Trump has since named Indiana Governor, Mick Pence, as his running mate in the
upcoming U.S. presidential election)
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