The lifting of a key passage from Michelle Obama’s convention speech may have been the talk of Tuesday, but Republican delegates are unconcerned.
In interviews at the Republican national convention, Republican delegates and activists were not bothered by similarities between Melania Trump’s speech and Michelle Obama’s.
“It was two lines in a very long speech and it doesn’t concern me, it doesn’t bother me,” said one.
Watch interviews with Republicans at the convention above.
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