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‘Turn our
grief into action’
President Donald J. Trump and
Vice President Mike Pence addressed nearly 80 percent of the
Nation’s governors yesterday at a bipartisan business session
at the White House. Although the President highlighted many
successes from the past year—including tax reform and early
signs that tough sanctions against North Korea are working—he
told attendees that one issue should be at the top of
everyone’s mind.
“Most importantly, we
want to discuss the public safety in schools and public safety,
generally. But school safety. We can’t have this go on,”
the President said.
“But we will turn our
grief into action,” President Trump continued. “We have to
take steps to harden our schools so that they are less
vulnerable to attack.” The President specifically mentioned
better regulating of bump stocks, addressing mental health
concerns, and improving early warning response systems to help
diminish the risk of violence.
Watch
a short recap of President Trump’s meeting with America’s
governors.
Fixing NAFTA
This afternoon, President Trump will sit down with
Republican lawmakers from the House Ways and Means Committee to
share how his Administration wants to improve the North
American Free Trade Agreement for all Americans.
Here is a preview of
what the President plans to say:
To
build on the incredible success of tax reform, our Nation’s
leaders must make sure that America’s trade deals aren’t
shipping jobs overseas.
On
the campaign trail, President Trump promised voters he would
get tough with bilateral trade agreements,
fix the trade deficit, and modernize NAFTA. “That is exactly
what the American people voted for.”
- Smart trade means
reciprocal trade, and that starts with
tariffs. U.S. tariffs should match those of our trading
partners, which will put pressure on other countries to
embrace freer trade.
Learn more:
America
has finally turned the page on decades of unfair trade deals.
‘And
that’s a wrap!’
About three weeks ago, Vice
President Pence traveled to South Korea with Second Lady Karen
Pence to lead the American Olympic delegation into the
Pyeongchang Opening Ceremony. This past weekend, Ivanka Trump
represented U.S. leaders at the Closing Ceremony.
“And that’s a wrap!”
Trump tweeted. “I return to the US after an incredible few
days at the #WinterOlympics deeply proud of our #TeamUSA
athletes and excited to have witnessed American dreams become
new records and historic achievements at #PyeongChang2018.”
Watch
a 1-minute montage of Ivanka Trump’s trip to the Pyeongchang
Games.
Bonus read:
The
Olympics prove America is stronger when kids from all
backgrounds play sports.
Photo of
the Day
President Donald
J. Trump at the 2018 White House Business Session with state
governors | February 26, 2018 (Official White House
Photo by Shealah Craighead)
POTUS TODAY
This morning, President
Trump will meet with Republican members of the Senate about
renewable fuel standards. The President will then receive the
Boy Scouts of America Report to the Nation.
This afternoon, the
President will meet with Republican members of the House of
Representatives about trade. Later, the President will make an
announcement regarding additional leadership in the White House
Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Today, Vice President
Pence will deliver remarks to the Susan B. Anthony List &
Life Institute Luncheon. Later, the Vice President will
delivers remarks to the National Religious Broadcasters’ 75th
Annual Convention before participating in a Republican
Governors Association event with Governor Bill Haslam of
Tennessee.
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