CLEVELAND — Moments after GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump finished his speech at the Republican National Convention Thursday night, Maryland delegates reacted with universal praise and optimism about his chances against presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
With torrents of red, white and blue balloons falling from the ceiling of the Quicken Loans Arena onto the cheering crowd, Joe Cluster, executive director of the Maryland Republican Party, said Trump’s speech will likely draw in undecided voters.
“You saw a side of Trump where he is trying to unite all Americans behind his campaign,” Cluster said. “You know, he’s out there saying he wants to work for the American people and not asking for people to be ‘with her’, he’ll be ‘with them.’”
