Vice President Mike Pence was interrupted by protesters today while giving a campaign stump speech in Columbus, Ohio.
There were a couple of interruptions by anti-Trump/Pence demonstrators early in the speech, and Pence stopped briefly while security intervened.
When the protesters were removed, Pence said, "Boy is it good to be back in the heartland. I tell you what, I come from a place with strong hearts and opinion ... This is a country that loves the proud heritage, past, present and future of the good old USA."
At least one set of demonstrators were quiet and held signs saying "5K jobs lost in Lordstown."
Pence's speech touched on his support for law enforcement, the administration's coronavirus response, and tax cuts, among other topics.
On Judge Amy Coney Barrett, President Trump's Supreme Court pick, Pence said, "Now the Senate started their confirmation hearings this morning. All the senators were doing their opening remarks. Questioning will probably start tomorrow. The president said Democrats on the Judiciary Committee need to give Judge Barrett respectful and dignified hearing this time. But we have reason to be concerned.”