Mike Pence files paperwork to launch 2024 Republican presidential campaign

Pence launches presidential campaign in Iowa

ANKENY, Iowa – Former Vice President Mike Pence announced he is running for president of the United States in a speech at Des Moines Area Community College in Ankeny on Wednesday afternoon. “Indiana will always be home for us, and I get why people make big announcements back home, in their hometown, at their resort, even on Twitter, but we wanted to be here, in person, in Iowa. We are here because we know Iowa was the right place to start our en…

Trump ‘should never be president’ again, says Pence at 2024 campaign launch

Washington, Jun 7 (EFE).- Former United States vice president Mike Pence said Donald Trump “should never be president of the United States again” at the launch of his campaign for the Republican nomination on Wednesday ahead of the 2024 presidential election. In his speech in Ankeny, Iowa, Pence distanced himself from Trump, the favorite to win the Republican nomination and his two-time running mate whom he served under in the White House during…

Mike Pence's Presidential Campaign Makes No Sense

The former vice president is running to be the nominee of a Republican Party that no longer exists-one he helped destroy.

Former VP Mike Pence announces 2024 presidential run

Pence, who is decidedly not a favorite among Trump voters, is expected to go up against a growing pantheon of high-profile conservative politicians in his bid for the Oval Office. Pence, who represented Indiana in the House of Representatives from 2001-2013 before becoming governor, previously accepted former President Donald Trump’s offer to run as his VP in 2016.

Pence joins presidential race

While it would be “easy to stay on the sidelines,” he adds, “that’s not how I was raised. That’s why today, before God and my family, I’m announcing I’m running for president of the United States.”

Former VP Mike Pence launches presidential bid, chances of reaching Indiana primaries 'uncertain'

Former Vice President Mike Pence announced his presidential bid in Des Moines, Iowa, Wednesday. He joins 10 other Republican candidates for president – including his former boss, Donald Trump. Elizabeth Bennion is Chancellor’s Professor of Political Science at Indiana University South Bend. She said with several front-runners, it is difficult to tell whether or not he’ll make it to Indiana’s primary – which is one of the last states to hold one.…