Pence Dodges Questions About Backing Trump As GOP Nominee

OAN Deven Berryhill
UPDATED at 04:55 PST – Thursday March 2, 20,23

Mike Pence, a former Vice President, refused to answer twice if he would support Donald Trump, if he were elected.^Th The nominee for President in 2024 was the GOP.

Pence directed questions regarding Trump’s behavior towards a narrative that pointed to the current political landscape during a Thursday conference.

Pence will likely also run for the GOP ticket. He said that Trump’s style wasn’t what America needed right now.

Pence stated: “I am convinced that Hillary Clinton could not have been defeated by Donald Trump in 2016, but I believe we live in a different era and it requires different leadership.” “I am very confident that we will have better choices in 2024. I am confident that our standard-bearer in November will win.”

Many reports claim that Trump and Pence have been estranged since January 6.^Th.

Pence said that while the American people would prefer us to return to the Trump-Pence policy, they also desire leadership that reflects American character. This includes the American commitment both to principle and civility that Americans show each other every day.

Former Governor of South Carolina Nikki Haley (R.S.C.)^Th Some pollsters have already declared their candidacy for the GOP nomination in 2024, including President Donald Trump. Pence stated that he would make his decision about whether to run “by spring.”