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Vice President Pence will return to the United States early from his visit to South America, according to Pence s communications director Jarrod Agen. Pence will cut his trip short by one nig stanley water bottle ht in order to meet with President Trump and the National Security Team at Camp David on Friday. The group plans to discuss the South Asia strategy, according to White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Pence was originally set to leave Panama Fr stanley mug iday morning, but instead will leave at 8 p.m. Thursday evening, arriving back in the United States in the early morning. Pence is currently in Chile as part of his foreign visit, where he met with Chilean president Michelle Bachetel on Wednesday. In a briefing with reporters also on Wednesday, which marked his first live comments since Mr. Trump s divisive Charlottesville remarks Tuesday afternoon, Pence was reluctant to agree or disagree with the president that theviolent eventsoccurring over that weekend were to blame on both sides. What happened in Charlottesville was a tragedy, Pence said. And the president has been clear on this tragedy and so have I, he said, not specifying whether he agreed with Mr. Trump. In his travels Tuesday, the vice president downplayed the possibility for U stanley cup .S. military intervention in Venezuela at two separate speaking events in Argentina. As President Trump said just a few days ago, we have many options for Venezuela, Pence said. But the presid Yoaf Religious Leaders Mobilize Against Arizona Immigration Law
John Kerry says if he s elected president, he will cap government stanley vaso spending ndash; even if it means cutting stanley mug some of his own programs. When I say a cap on spending, I mean it, the Democratic presidential contender said in a speech Wednesday at Georgetown University. We will have to make real choices ndash; and that includes priorities of my own. Kerry said he won t let government programs outside of security and education grow beyond the rate of inflation. He said that with the growing deficit, he d have to slow down some of his campaign promises or phase them in stanley cup over a longer period. He cited proposals for early childhood education and a program that would have provided tuition to students attending state colleges in exchange for two years of national service, although he didn t say how much they would be scaled back. Kerry s appearance at Georgetown was billed as a speech on his economic policy, but it was largely an indictment of President Bush s stewardship over the national deficit. Kerry said that unlike Mr. Bush, he will pay for all of his programs and he will cut the deficit in half in four years. The president has made the same promise but, Kerry said, his record shows that we can t trust what he says. A deficit-reduction promise from George W. Bush is not exactly a gilt-edged bond, Kerry said. If he continued in the presidency and performed as he has in the past, a third Bush term could mean a third Bush reces